Ismaili Ginan (Brushaski) Xhulay Gosai Gulchin Dumar Surah Rehman Asal

Burushaski Ginan" would refer to devotional poetry and hymns in the Burushaski language. Burushaski is a language isolate spoken by the Burusho people in the Hunza Valley of Gilgit-Baltistan in northern Pakistan. Just like in other cultures, these hymns serve as a means of imparting religious teachings and spiritual guidance within the Burushaski-speaking Ismaili Muslim community.
These Burushaski Ginans are used to emphasize themes like divine love, the significance of the Imam (spiritual leader), and the path to spiritual enlightenment within the context of the Burushaski-speaking community's religious and cultural practices. They are an integral part of the spiritual and communal life of the Burushaski-speaking Ismaili Muslim community and are often recited or sung during religious gatherings and rituals.

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