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10:35 [Hassan] What a great thing, Doctor has given a very good example.
10:37 On every poet's words, a state is seen to be dominant.
10:41 Because Hazrat Shah Niyaz Barelvi (R.A) is a believer of Tauheed-e-Wujoodi.
10:47 So Tauheed-e-Wujoodi, which Doctor has mentioned,
10:49 Tauheed-e-Wujoodi is seen in every poem of yours, if we study it.
10:57 [Ghamidi] If you allow me, I would like to say something.
10:59 I am sorry that I was not able to be present in this conversation.
11:03 But the scholars have written that if it is Wahdat-ul-Wujood,
11:06 then it is also related to Wahdat-ul-Shahood.
11:09 And the very delicate matter of Wahdat-ul-Wujood,
11:12 which Sheikh-e-Masarandi (R.A) has also written about,
11:15 that word has been written in the form of a poem,
11:19 and has been explained how love for the Lord is achieved through Tauheed.
11:23 And through the eyes of the Prophet,
11:25 Wahdat-ul-Wujood has been taken into its own being,
11:27 and how it is decided through the Fana-fil-Murshid,
11:30 or Fana-fil-Sheikh.
11:33 [Dr. Munir] Very beautiful.
11:35 And this is the story of that great personality,
11:38 whose Caliphs Samarqand, Bukhara, and Afghanistan,
11:41 who have given the blessings of Hazrat Shah Niaz Baril.
11:44 India and Pakistan's land is included in it.
11:47 And as our Qawwal-e-Azraat started,
11:50 I think it is very important to say,
11:53 that from where it started,
11:55 they should also be given the blessings of the best.
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12:27 The poetry of Hazrat Maulana Abdul Rahman Jami,
12:30 which was recited in the beginning,
12:32 is very famous, and is present in Diwan-e-Jami.
12:35 And now we will read another Persian poem,
12:38 because most of the poems of Hazrat Shah Niaz Baril,
12:42 about 70-80% of the poems,
12:45 which are Mansoor, are in Persian.
12:47 Because the government language was Persian,
12:49 I said in the beginning,
12:50 so our Qawwal-e-Azraat should present the Persian poem.
12:53 Bismillah.
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19:24 [Shahnaz] Subhanallah, wow.
19:26 When there is a poem of a scholar,
19:28 a scholar of knowledge,
19:30 then there are similar secrets and insights in it
19:34 that one has to search for.
19:36 And to search for it, it is obvious,
19:38 the scholars of knowledge, they explain it
19:40 and reach to its correct meanings and meanings.
19:43 There is a brief pause,
19:45 when we return after the pause,
19:47 we will talk about this poem and include more poems.
19:50 And from there, Shahnaz Baril will also be with us.
19:54 Stay with us.
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