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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
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from Season 7: Chaap Tilak| Abida Parveen & Rahat Fateh Ali Khan
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Interesting fact is this Masterpiece was written about 700 year ago 😇❣
wow, really?
@@lahoreaskari2651 Yeah, Search about Amir Khusrow
@@lahoreaskari2651yes in India.
Many people don't know it was rehearsal before the final recording , the rehearsal was so perfect they put it this way , only happen in coke studio Pakistan , massive respect , love and support , looking forward for more...🤘🏻❤️
Was this from the time when Bilal Masood n Faisal kapadia of strings were the music producers of the show
Coke studio Pakistan is much better than coke studio India...you guys nailed it
Wow🔥👌
@@nitinbhatnagar6085 Yes it was them back then.
How do you know.
Literally everyone knows
chhaap is mark on forehead of muslims because of touching their forehead on the floor during Namaz/ prayer 5 times a day. Tilak is mark Hindus make on their foreheads. This is a sufi song. It means when someone faces the ONE GOD all these identities just vanish. We are same. Welcome! Love from India!!
Wow , thank you
Never knew this side
Wow , thank you
Never knew this side
Yup
This is how majority of Indians live here.our cultures have entangled and the result is a beautiful because of this mass acceptance of co- existing ideology.
Thank you so much ❤❤
These two are Pakistani legends loved by everyone in the subcontinent ❤...from India
I am from India and i can assure you that they are some of the best singers produced by the soil of Pakistan .This song can stir your soul .
Correction....not Pakistan but our solar system for sure
Not pakistani it’s Hindusthani Music
@Sir Subash its Pakistani sir!
They aren't just singers.... They are musical legends or we may say the finest among that top league.
Soul stirring? It's a religious conversion song. They used to sing this while converting Hindus during Delhi sultanate times.
Don’t know how many times I have heard this over the years and still get goosebumps every time
Avida Parveen is legendary. Rahat is the nephew of legendary Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan who I was fortunate to see live 30 years ago before he passed away.
You're so lucky! My parents saw him play in Southall in 1980/81. I envy them so much
ABIDA. …. PLESE STOP DESTROYING HER NAME ON PURPUSE. ITBIS DISRESPECTFUL
Wow, just wow! This is so enchanting! So pure! This kind of music is not new for me, but it’s so beautiful! The voices touch the deepest part of me! I don’t understand the lyrics, but I don’t mind, I just close my eyes, to let the music in. Thanks for sharing this! Music is so powerful. I think this is even more powerful than western music, which I love as well. And I want to thank you for educating us as well. You do it so well! You know so much in my opinion.
Check this on u tube (Adaat instrumental) u will enjoy the pure music.
Thank you for appreciation
Thank you :) that is encouraging to hear.
Abida parveen is a sufi singer. Sufi music transcends all. Did you know all modern copied and deviates from sufi music and sadly making sufi music into something more darker and sinister. Let me give u an analogy. Its like a demon devil taking the light from an angel and corrupting it for bad purposes. That's why some western music will make people go mad and bad. But sufi music will uplift u. And try to get ur spirits high.
Even 99% us Natives too suffer to get the Exact meaning if its in SANSKRIT/URDU...
Becz we dont speak that and its ancient
Caution ! Rosalie beware you have just entered in a different era of music.... You have just listened the starter more on the way.... Love your reaction... 😍🇵🇰❤️
This lady is an accomplished musician. She knows her stuff. Amazing. My deepest respects. ✊
That was a journey! Really loving the Coke and Nescafé productions you’ve done. Eye opening in the best possible way. Thanks Rosalie
Your reaction was SPOT ON. Please do more coke studio.....love from America 🇺🇸 yes it stirs up emotions.
Fun fact. This song isn't in Urdu. It's Brajbhasha, a dialect of Hindi spoken in a small region in North India.
No dear, The poem is originally written in Persian / Farsi. And this translation language is also spoken in Pakistan. Sindh side.
This track is using EXACT words used by Amir Khusro, while was in Devine presence after reciting Quran. That's why it has a deep effect even on someone who doesn't understand the language. You can check, this happened to MAJORTY of people who did reaction on it.
Thank you so much for this reaction - it was wonderful to see - I really loved your passion and analysis.
I was born in Pakistan, but have lived in the UK for 61 years, so am a hybrid of east and west. Also I have worked as both a professional western and eastern musician, so would like to share my perspective.
Chaap Tilak literally refers to things used to adorn the forehead area - i.e. represent your beauty - you,
a literal translation would be something like:
"you have taken away my looks and identity by joining your eyes with my eyes"
which after cultural translation becomes:
"I have lost myself in you with just once glance of your enchanting eyes"
The writer is Amir Khusro (born 1253 AD) who is an iconic figure in the cultural history of the Indian subcontinent.
Amir Khusro was a sufi mystic, and sufi's see God as all things and all existence and as being a source of pure unconditional love, rather than a God to be feared.
Sufi's typically represent these concepts in coded language, represented as romantic love between a lover and beloved
The song is saying that you can't get close to God by acting out devotional rituals - the only way to be truly close to God is to experience God - and only through spiritual teachers can you be shown how to achieve that state - in the song it mentions both the writer (Amir Khusro) and his spiritual teacher (Nizamuddin Auliya) in exactly such a relationship.
It also talks about the game of love (between the lover - you, and the beloved - God) and how in that game you can't lose, because - God is eternal and will be with you whether you win (get a response) or lose (don't get a response).
Thank you for your interesting and educational comment. :)
Thank you for the linguistic and cultural translation.
Thank you for your exceptional input.
Wonderfull reaction and thank you for that!! From my point of view this song transcends religion, just as Sufism kinda transcend religion or belief. It's about mysticism and the reunion with source, God, Allah, Christ or Brahman. It points towards the One ultimate reality which in fact we all are.
We are human beings but besides that we are personalities. And we can't be two right? So one of them has to be false and the reason for this has to do with identification, belief etc.
We are divine beings and divinity is our true nature, unfortunatly we identify ourselves with the objective experience, meaning we identify ourselves with our body, thoughts, emotions etc while in fact our origin has nothing to do with that. when a person for example surrenders himself there is the oppurtunity for source to fill this place, in other words the person becomes enlightened, divine etc. (while actually we all are that already deep down) When a persons drops his ego or the persona reality is able to show itself as it isnt't able to do this on the level of mind. so the ego (the false belief in feeling a seperate entity) has to surrender to reveal the ultimate oneness of existence.
When God, Brahman, Allah, Source, consciousness or whatever you want to call it wants to experience his own creation it has to dive into it's creation. But when he does this when he remembers his own divinity the experience wouldn't be as real. Just as our dreams the dream loses it's power as soon as we understand it is a dream, in this world therefore source has created "Avidya" or ignorance or forgetfullness to become fully emersed in this experience. But when a character in the play of life or persona surrenders itself there is the possibilty for source to reunite with itSelf basicly, when this happens it isn't the person that gets enlightend but it is actually source or God that has woken up out of maya.
You have heard vocal purity.....you will be coming back to this masterpiece again and again....just shut your eyes and experience Abida Parveen's voice.....I have no words......I have not seen a vocal coach who hasn't cried listening to her.....indeed a global asset.....a true Ultra Legend.....only real competition was Ustad Nusrat Fateah Ali Khan. We can see Rahat going overboard to showcase his skills......but damn Abida Jee is invaluable.....she tears soul apart 😭😭😭😭
Perfect notes ! Abida Parveen sahiba on lower octaves and ustaad rahat fateh Ali khan on higher octave has mesmerising effects. Perfect combination of Amit khusro's lyrics and beautiful composition and rendition by two of contemporary masters just took it to another level.
Listening to this gives you divine connection .
Not amit khusro, its amir khusro and he's muslim.
Not Amit khosro, Ameer Khisro, great disciple and student of Khwaja Nizamuddin, he was inventor of Sitar, sarangi, tabla and many more instruments of subcontinent, invented and improve Ragas. Khosro contribution was prominent in music and particularly Qawali of sub continent.
@@shabbirpatel2923 it was a typo error, courtesy auto prompter. Yes, Amir khusro!
To briefly add:
On one level, this is a love song - on a temporal plane.
The spiritual meaning is that it is between the worshiper and the Beloved (who is Allah)
The worshiper is the lover, who wins in the 'game of Love' regardless of the outcome:
The lover gains regardless of response, because he/she submits.
Because the only truth in Love is Submission.
wonderful
Beautifully said. Thank you
@@cellman786 Thank you, brother!
@@rosalieelliottofficial I am the one who has to appreciate and thank you for the lovely reaction :) Looking forward to more :)
Absolutely amazing !! this art of singing is passed through generations, and there is tremendous amount of discipline and recitals undergone to reach this level, now imagine this , huge palaces lit with lamps and acoustic rooms specially made to reverberate throughout..this used be the passion of the kings and the emperors in Indian subcontinent and Mughal empire
Anyone who associates Sufism with a particular religion doesn't get the picture. This was written by Amir Khusrau more than 700 years ago when Hindus and Muslims weren't so divided and has since been revered by people from all religions. Sufism transcends religion and praises the one nameless divine who is often addressed master or lover. It does not take any other form.
Two great music legends of Pakistan . 500 years old poetry it is. Its actually spiritual .
while singing they are not in this world, they are in alternate space. they are legends.
This is my single all time favourite song.... its 800 years old written poetry
Please review another song "Rang"by Rahat Fateh Ali from coke studio, and also " Naina Moray" by Javed Bashir.
When you can’t explain your sadness in words in real life, only they know how to describe through music. 🙏
I'd recommend Tu Jhoom and aik alif from coke studio next when you wish to visit Pakistan again 😊🇵🇰
In Islam there is Allah, Prophets, Sahaba & Sahabiyats and Then Come Saints. This is basically spiritual but this was written 700 years ago by one saint who was the disciple of another saint, praising how being his disciple has changed his life and what are its effects.
The Disciple’s name is Ameer Khushro R.A.
And the Master’s name is Nizam-ud-Din Auliya R.A.
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The song is 700 years old. And I wouldn't call it pakistani song (its a awadhi song) and more of a hindustani song.. something which transcend India Pakistan
Also mention its writer too, Ameer Khosro r t a, Disciple of Nazamuddin Aulia rh
The language of this song is called "Brij Bhasha". Its an eastern Hindi dialect from the city of Mathura - a religious Hindi site devoted to Lord Krishna. Brij is also another name for Krishna. A lot of Hindu devotional songs are in this language. Now Mathura happens to be in the state of Uttar Pradesh, which has the largest Muslim population in India and over the centuries many converted to Islam under Muslim / Mughal rule. Various sites in the State were an offshoot of the Delhi sultanate for its proximity - for eg Agre. So, the devotional poetry that was done for Hinduism in this language was then also done for Islam. Now "chaap" here is the black mark that Muslim men have on their forehead as a sign of devotion, and "Tilak" is the red mark Hindus apply for the same reason. This is a Sufi song - which means - the writer is talking about the higher supreme power essentially, not necessarily Allah or the Hindu gods. He's talking about giving up the identify one has as a Hindu or Muslim, once they embrace the higher supreme spiritual power in the universe. This is a beautiful amalgamation of original Indian culture and ways of devotion, with that of Islam using certain references. This song is centuries old and written in Delhi.
Very insightful and good answer
Pakistani music is the best. 1st discovered it listening to WPKN decades ago. Great reaction video !.
There is nothing like pakistani music
It's hindustani music even they are singing in awadhi and brij bhasha
@@Arabi-Rasgulle-ka-Gulla do not spew garbage. These are Pakistani singers. I know you Indians love taking credit for everything but we are different. Partition happened 76 years ago, let it go already. Despite our similarities, we are very different in many way. Just like our Coke Studio music masterpiece which Hindustan can't ever produce. Pakistan India were all under Brits so the similarities are obviously there as it was all one, Indians are from the same region, just like how you are similar because of Pakistan region as well ;) Stop making idiotic comments online and making a fool out of yourself which we understand under your nationalism you are losing it
@@Arabi-Rasgulle-ka-Gullathere is pakistani music alright. This might be brij but theres lot of pakistani music too. Get your head out of your ill educated behind. Pakistan has preserved music way better than India.
@@Arabi-Rasgulle-ka-Gullajust the sample of 5 best songs of coke studio and 5 best songs from India post independence will tell you the difference. They are more honest musicians, if not miles better.
@@ayebshk what about old bollywood movies songs Which is famous all over the Indian subcontinent
Coke studio is only a platform of coca cola company run by a management (not by our best singers)
So you cant compare on the basis of coke studio
Sa re ga ma pa and all old swar and shastriya gayan methods are hindustani
Rosallie you are such an amazing soul and your reactions are how I experienced these songs first time ever.....but since this is my native language I was all tears when Abida Parveen started....you are an audiophile.....very nice psyclogical analogy of devotion 👌
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I can say that Indian subcontinent music is unbeatable and west never understands this
@@CoronaCovid language is indian but singer are currently paxtani but paxtan are ex india 😂😂😂
@@CoronaCovid i didn't say music is indian wtf 😂😂🤣
@@pavitraprabhakar1 Ex India! Love it bro. You nailed it.
Best reaction video I’ve seen, genuine detailed analysis from a very knowledgeable woman.
*Chhaap, tilak sub chheen li re mu sey naina milae ke*
This means " you stole my identity, myself when your eyes met mine"
These are not the literary meanings but these are somehow as such if you explain the poetic stanzas
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I have a feeling you will enjoy this as well. Ali Sethi, a maestro in his own right, offers a breathtaking rendition of the timeless classic, "Gulon Main Rang," originally performed by the legendary Mehdi Hassan: ua-cam.com/video/hR8FEdC6aAs/v-deo.html
Must watch!
"Chaap (mark on muslims' head), tilak (mark on hindus' head)... i lost my identity when i met my beloved god, " like a water droplet, river, etc. looses its identity when it meets the ocean.. in some south asian cultures enlightenment is often expressed as us being the female lover and god being the groom. The excitement and submissiveness of a saint is like that of a bride and enlightenemnt is like the first night togather. Eventually we shall all try to be good wives and prepare ourselves to be his worthy bride and hope he comes to marry is. This song is a celebration of khusro's "first night" or "marriage with God"
Another example of selfless love is like a loyal dog always waiting to get just a glimpse of Master no matter how it is treated
You just experienced two greatest legends of Subcontinental music that has ever produced. They cross all the boundaries of human ability to control vocal chords. Epitome of some of the finest music!
Pakistan ever produced.... subcontinent was before.... it's the environment who produces the masterpiece
This master piece was written before 700 yrs ago..❤❤ its just wow.. everytime i listen ..
I love this just wow I like these coke studio sessions never heard it before but I like it alot thanks for the ride it was good as always your ride or die forever EyyyyOooo
O Abida g what a gift you are......May you live 100 years more.....what a legend
And then react on YE DUNYA. by coke studio season 14.....your reaction was awsome...❤❤❤😘🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰
The article 'Chhap' actually means an identifying mark and 'Tilak' is the mark hindus pit on their foreheads. But what is important is the context in which these words are used. The lines encompass all marks of individualism and bear no weight on any religious inference
Chaap = Stamp
Tilak = Mark
Cheenli = Snatched
PS: Literally speaking.
My "interpretation" in this context is "Identity", as in losing ones "Identity" as in oneself.
Awesome reaction Rosalie done by you . Any song from coke studio Pakistan creates goosebumps . Thank you Rosalie for showing such a beautiful creation of Coke studio Pakistan. Lots of love from Karachi Pakistan.
thank you for your kind comment! :)
Dear sister it is pleasant to know there are persons like you in West who are having noble idea's like you. Stay blessed always.
Pure Reaction... Love from Pakistan... Check another Master Piece from Coke Studio Season # 9 " Rang"... this will surely took away your Soul...
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Our Both Legends on 1 stage..
Amazing Coke studio Pakistan 💕🇵🇰💕
Chap Tilak sab cheen li kind of means taking away someone identity and imprinting of someone else's (Amir Khusrau teacher)
Wow, that is amazing what you just did! I am very impressed being a Pakistani that the knowledge you have in our cultural music is astounding.
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Chap and tilak are visial identification markers of ones religion. Tilak is hindu forhead adorment (tika) usually red color whereas chap is black mark appear on forehead of person (Moslty Muslim) due to putting forehead on hard floor in Sajda in prayer (namaz) . So they become identification mark of ones Religion at that time. So khusru used chap tilak as a metaphor that God has stripped khusrus identity by looking at him.
I was very touched by how much this song moved you. Another example of what music is able to achieve.💛💛
But, oh man, a lot to unrevel here. First of all: I liked the music very much. But I was about to write about the singing as being too much of vocal acrobatics to my liking until I listened to your explanation of the origin of this singing style. I can appreciate it a lot better now - still, it's hard to get accustomend to for me.
I will not get into your comments about faith, not being a person of faith myself as I stated before. But I will adress devotion per se. Devotion, total devotion in particular, can also be a path to very unhealthy things. There's a fine line between devotion and losing yourself. That goes for faith and relationships. If you're in too deep the danger of losing yourself in it and give up what defines you as a person or as an individual is very high. And the way out of it is more often than not rocky, to say the least.
In general terms I agree to your statement that you should always gain knowledge on your own account and not limit yourself to the words of any kind of so called leaders. It's imperative to use your own mind and common sense to filter what's coming from them and engage in a little research to back that up or discard it. The key always is knowledge and not blind trrust.
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Thank you for your great and reflective comment and sharing your thoughts about it :) that’s exactly the type of stuff I hope to see here. Thanks for being real and sharing
This is called Sufi poetry. Ameer Khusro (Rehmat ullah Alayhe) wrote this in praise of his spiritual teacher Hazarat Nizaam ud Deen Auliya (Rehmat Ullah Alayhe).....
So nice g I'm form Pakistan Islamabad
@rosaliereacts allow me to explain the meaning of the title of this poem. Let’s understand the meaning of each word first.
Chaap - literally means mark, a mark left on forehead of muslims who pray regularly, skin on forehead wears out leaving a mark, a chaap.
Tilak - is the mark put on forehead by Hindus who are religious.
Sab cheeni - took away
Mose naina mila ke - meaning after we gazed at each other or after you saw me or i saw you.
When the poet says, chaap tilak sab chheeni re mosey naina mila ke, it means, you took away my faith in god when I looked into your eyes. I lost my devotion to god after I looked into your eyes. The poet compares his loved one to the higher being than his faith. the love is so strong and pure that there is no need for them to pray to god or believe in god if they simply love each other.
At least that’s my interpretation of this line. Feel free to disagree.
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The meaning of this is way more beautiful than this song is played
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Many people don't know it was rehearsal before the final recording , the rehearsal was so perfect they put it this way , only happen in coke studio Pakistan , massive respect , love and support , looking forward for more...🤘🏻❤
you should react to rang and naina moray (coke studio)... good luck.
In a nutshell: If you wish to attain your sweetheart (your God whoever it may be) you have to lose your whole identity and jump in with every ounce of devotion you have.
Amazing, it really touches the soul and the eyes don't lie when the shed some tears : (
can i please recommend two more songs:
1) Sweet Child O Mine - Nescafe Basement Pakistan (cover).
2) Gharoli Ghoom Charakhra - Nescafe Basement.
you will LOVE these i am sure..
Thanks and much love.
React to some of the India MTV Unplugged performances too maybe? Love the reaction and insight btw. Top notch l!
Great vocals, even without understanding the lyrics. Another Hua Chenyu song that would be perfect for this channel is his original "Seven Personalities". Three guesses as to what it's about.
So, my 2 cents about what Khusro intends "Chaap tilak" to signify is not just the literal translation as in the Hindu tilak or Muslim mark but rather your pretense, your style, or whatever you feel you represent and what represents you, real or imagined, all of that is stripped away and you are left at the mercy of that divine gaze.
They are truly unattainable. We just sit and watch in awe.
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wow I came here to watch a reaction and saw someone I really respect ! I
Share your thoughts regarding devotion!!
Rosalina. Your reaction is spot on and you have won me over as a fan.
What you are talking about is the concepts of Ishqe Haqeeqi and Ishqe Majaazi literally TRUE LOVE and FALSE LOVE. Loosely to translated as Love of Allah and Love of his creatures. It is a concept inherent to Sufism that the pathway to achieving greater levels in Love of Allah is by loving His creation i.e. humans. Because Allah is everywhere. He is all around us. Haq Allah. Allah Hu. That is why in sufi poetry, the love for Allah is described in similar words to love for a woman. There are alot of cultural nuances pertaining to sufi poetry that are usually misread by out-of-subcontinent people. But so far your analysis is closer to the heart than others I have seen so far.
It was just a practice session
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Rahat is nothing in front of Nusrat. you must listen to Nusrat fateh ali khan.......the only true legend!
This song is (from my humble opinion) not about religion, it trancends religion. This song has to be placed in it's context and in this case it's Sufism, Sufism is the mystical branch or tradition within Islam. Mysticism trancends belief and is about a real experience of the Divine rather then a belief, it's about losing the idea of being a "person" simply by direct experience.
In a mystical/enlightenment or nondual experience one loses his idea of being a person or even being a body, one realises then his true (divine) nature which trancends the person (or the belief in being a separate individual). One realise he is equal to the Divine and from that realisation (which some traditions call "Self realization) many of the suffering of being a person gets dissolved.
The suffering a "person" endures is ultimately a path to bring one home so to say, or that a person will shift it's focus towards the outer world to the inner world in which one can realize his true nature. Even in the old Christian mystical traditions this is known for example by the phrase "Know Thyself". In Hinduism Advaita Vedanta is such a tradition similar to Sufism, Buddhism is mainly about this topic and in other eastern religions the same message (from direct experience) are being shared like Taoism. The song speaks about devotion and devotion to ur spiritual master or Guru, But that master doesn't have to be a person, a Guru in the outer world. The ultimate master is one's Higher Self, the only Self, pure consciousness or God we have given it many names. A traditional Guru if he's genuine will teach you that he's equal to you (that description isn't accurate, in fact we are all one, and a genuine Maula (or teacher) will point you towards the oneness of existence). Also Jesus taught this for example by stating "me and the father are one" and many other references towards this in the Bible. The only problem is that "Truth" can't be understood by the mind and therefore is hard to teach, a master, a guru, a sage or whatever has to use words to point to something that cannot be put in words, therefor mysticism is hard to grasp as the mind isn't able to grasp it. When it "thinks" it understands it is mostly a play of the Ego or Mind.
To make a long story even longer this song is about losing the individuality and the sense of being just a person, and followed by a direct understanding of our true nature.
agree
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Do you know it was the rehearsal and it was so perfect they finalize it ❤️ two legends in one frame , one of the finest and fascinating about Pakistan coke studio , Nusrat fateh ali sahab jii, Rahat fateh ali khan Sahab jiiii, abida parveen jii , aatif Aslam 🫶🏻❤️ their voice ufffff touch to direct soul 🥺 ,loved your reaction lots of love from India ( Mumbai) 🫶🏻🙌
u were able to hold your tears but i cried it was really touching and a powerhouse performance ❤ from🇵🇰
Now you're talking ...!
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Wonderful choice, and what a great immersion/reaction into the song!
There is a great deal in Amir Khusrau's poetry, it uncovers in layers, from material to sublime.
I'll do my best and send you an interpretation (as best as I can).
Thank you !
The greatest ever created. My favourite and it makes me cry every time. This is not just a song, but "Pure Devotion". My utmost respect to Abida Ji 🙏🙏🙏🙏
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….and this was a practice run……
Guys suggest her Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan's qawalis,
Abida Parween and Ustad Rahat Fateh Ali Khan Greatest Classical and Every kind of Musical Singers in the world.
Abida Parween and Ustad Rahat Fateh Ali Khan Greatest Classical and Every kind of Musical Singers in the world.
Abida Parween and Ustad Rahat Fateh Ali Khan Greatest Classical and Every kind of Musical Singers in the world.
Chaap means your "brand" or identity. Tilak is your declared allegiance to a system, philosophy or ideal. The song says that just by looking at me, you left me bereft of my identity and loyalties since that made me one with you. So i am formless and egoless. True bliss and nothing else. The poet goes on to say that he achieved this by betting everything he had. Two outcomes of the bet -he outright "owns" his beloved - the supreme being or he loses everything to his love. Either way he wins.
Any other religious interpretation is crap.
Succinctly put. Closest explanation by far.
"Rang" Coke Studio Pakistan . This is a master class qawwali which I recommend for you to react. It is sung by 2 icons , Rahat Fateh Ali Khan and Amjad Sabri.
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Great reaction (explanation)!!! You’re awesome!!🌸🌸🌸
Thank you!!!
Nice Reaction this Video Sister 🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰
Interestingly language is Braj not Urdu
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