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Raga Based Poetry

rag bhairaw titala - nam let dukh Trat maun dil KHwaja

dastgiir haajii un ke karat man chiite kaajaa
chistii chiraag ataa diin ujaare bhaar

Tansen
Kalaam

paa.e.nge bhalaa KHaak tirii chashm ko aahuu
chiite bhii KHajaalat se chhupaate hii.n kamar aaj

Badr Kanpuri
sher

paa.e.nge bhalaa KHaak tirii chashm ko aahuu
chiite bhii KHijaalat se chhupaate hai.n kamar aaj

Badr Kanpuri
Sufi Story

Story 5-The Weakness and Old Age- gulistaan-e-sa.adii

It will no longer wave in the breeze like a young crop.
The period of youth has departed.

Saadi Shirazi
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SUFINAMA DICTIONARY

chiite

चीतेچیتے

panther, leopard

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Sufi Proverb

nabiini ki chuu.n gurbe aajiz shavad. bar aarad bacha.ngaal chashm-e- palang

Do you not see that when the cat is brought to bay, it tears out with its claws the eyes of the leopard?

Oral Tradition
Sufi Story

Story 6-The Weakness and Old Age- gulistaan-e-sa.adii

In the folly of youth I one day shouted at my mother who then sat down with a grieved heart in a corner and said, weeping: 'Hast thou forgotten thy infancy that thou art harsh towards me?'
How sweetly said the old woman to her son

Saadi Shirazi
Sufi Story

Story 13 - The Morals of Dervishes - gulistaan-e-sa.adii

I saw a holy man on the seashore who had been wounded by a tiger. No medicine could relieve his pain; he suffered much but he nevertheless constantly thanked God the most high, saying: 'Praise be to Allah that I have fallen into a calamity and not into sin.'
If that beloved Friend decrees me to be slain

Saadi Shirazi
Allusion

Cheetah aur Chand (Tiger and Moon)

Ba sar-e-koh ba qasd-e- mah-e-taabaan raftam
I set out with the intention of achieving my purpose, but like a cheetah leaping from the summit of a mountain with the aim of reaching the shining moon, I went. The meaning is that I could not attain my goal of reaching God in the same way the cheetah has not been able to attain the moon until today.

Unknown
Sufi Story

The Tattoo-Obsessed Man - Daftar-e-Awwal

Wrestlers in Qazvin, central Persia, were accustomed to getting tattoos on various regions of their bodies. A man who was not a wrestler but wanted to appear courageous and great went to a tattoo artist who worked in the public bathhouse one day. He requested that the artist create a lovely design on his arm that reflected his bravery.
"What kind of design would you like to have?" the artist inquired.

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