R.U.M.I./I.M.U.R. A simple poem I wrote many year’s ago inspired by RUMI’s nick name. Spelt forward slowly then reverse. RUMI-Are you am I, I am you are. By Nazir Ahmed Khan. Thank you Coleman Bark for presenting RUMI’s poetry for the many that are not graced with not understanding Farsi.
When the mind is no longer observing, there then is nothing except the Self everlasting Love. ---------------------------- غم گذشته نخوریم و هر کجا و هر آنچه که هستیم؛ قدر بدانیم؛ ولو اینکه بظاهر در آتش می سوزیم و از عزیزان دوریم
Love starts with love love starts with loss love starts with fear love starts with knowledge of others pain and others love love ends with darkness and materialism food and drink and incoming broadcast of vanity forced on us all. love is a letter written by hand and love ends on a facebook page of happy birthday wishes
True love can be found in anyOne, seen in everyThing, felt in everySoul and everyWhere. It has no shape, or taste, or color, or sound, or place and belongs to no time. It is All. That unites. In One. Then One can see it - All. 🦅❤🦅
The best way to understand the great Muslim poet of the 13th century C. E., Mawlânâ Jalâluddîn Muhammad Balkhî-ye Rûmî (qaddasa 'llâhu sirra-hu), is to know that the inward meaning of all of his verses and poems is faithful to the revelation of the Qur'ân and to the Traditions [Ahâdîth] of the Prophet Muhammad (Sallà 'llâhu 'alayhi wa sallam). He stated this clearly in a quatrain: I am the servant of the Qur'ân [man banda-yé qur'ân-am] as long as I have life. I am the dust on the path of Muhammad, the Chosen one [muHammad-e mukhtâr]. If anyone quotes anything except this from my sayings, I am quit of him and outraged by these words. --Mawlânâ Rumi's Quatrain No. 1173, translated by Ibrahim Gamard and Ravan Farhadi (in "The Quatrains of Rumi," 2008, p. 2)
Wish you wrote the poetry the way Rumi wrote it , in Persian ,instate of translating Prof.Coleman’. After all these are not prof’s , poetry or is it ? Also wish to know if,prof. Can read Farsi, or he is using the translation by Nicholson?
@@MK-ue7sl I’m sorry, I thought you ere asking about Amand Amar. This song is from the soundtrack album from the movie Bab Aziz. Amand Amar is an amazing musician, if you enjoyed the song, UA-cam him you won’t be disappointed.
ای بسا هندو و تورک هم زبان ای بسا دو تورک چون بیگانگان پس زبان محرمی خود دیگرست همدلی از همزبانی بهترست Oh so often a Hindu and a Turk share the same language and desire And so often you see two Turks strangers to each other The emotional propinquity is a different and prier Soul sodality is more pleasing than language choir .
@@niveax6112 "The only credential I have for working on Rumi's poetry is my meeting with [my Sufi teacher], Bawa Muhaiyaddeen. That relationship is the only access I have to what is going on in Rumi's poetry."
Rumi actually used the name Mohammed. Baba Farid was also Sufi. I am a Sikh - Love ALL humans - ONE GOD - All equal. I listen to Sufis, hindus, Christians who praise the God
5 years after watching this for the first time. Tears, truth, and longing.
Mr.Barks is a real Saint.
I have started to praise again...
keep on
Colman has such a beautiful voice
R.U.M.I./I.M.U.R. A simple poem I wrote many year’s ago inspired by RUMI’s nick name. Spelt forward slowly then reverse. RUMI-Are you am I, I am you are. By Nazir Ahmed Khan. Thank you Coleman Bark for presenting RUMI’s poetry for the many that are not graced with not understanding Farsi.
Love is the only thing that matters.
You are so correct. It’s what RUMI constantly wrote about. The love for the Almighty Allah/God.
Love is the weapon of the future.
love should never be a weapon
@@marylouhamilton6273 I never meant it in a literal way
Love you so much for what you do
just wonderful...thank you
Love this thank you
Climax of beauty
Yes, Yes
❤ 'something is happening and I just get out of the way' ❤
Incredible! Perfect pairing with Jai!!!
Wanderful...
🙏
When the mind is no longer observing, there then is nothing except the Self everlasting Love.
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غم گذشته نخوریم و هر کجا و هر آنچه که هستیم؛ قدر بدانیم؛ ولو اینکه بظاهر در آتش می سوزیم و از عزیزان دوریم
wow
Hay maşAllah 🇹🇷
what is the name of the man who sing hara shiva shankara ?
Jai Uttal
Love starts with love love starts with loss love starts with fear love starts with knowledge of others pain and others love love ends with darkness and materialism food and drink and incoming broadcast of vanity forced on us all. love is a letter written by hand and love ends on a facebook page of happy birthday wishes
True love is what RUMI wrote about. True love is Allah/God.
True love can be found in anyOne, seen in everyThing, felt in everySoul and everyWhere. It has no shape, or taste, or color, or sound, or place and belongs to no time. It is All. That unites. In One. Then One can see it - All. 🦅❤🦅
And it has no beginning nor it has an end. It can only be found. Again. And then Again. And Again......
AL lv
Alllv
Laella
Ellallav
🙏🙏🙏
The best way to understand the great Muslim poet of the 13th century C. E., Mawlânâ Jalâluddîn Muhammad Balkhî-ye Rûmî (qaddasa 'llâhu sirra-hu), is to know that the inward meaning of all of his verses and poems is faithful to the revelation of the Qur'ân and to the Traditions [Ahâdîth] of the Prophet Muhammad (Sallà 'llâhu 'alayhi wa sallam). He stated this clearly in a quatrain:
I am the servant of the Qur'ân [man banda-yé qur'ân-am] as long as I have life.
I am the dust on the path of Muhammad, the Chosen one
[muHammad-e mukhtâr].
If anyone quotes anything except this from my sayings,
I am quit of him and outraged by these words.
--Mawlânâ Rumi's Quatrain No. 1173, translated by Ibrahim Gamard and Ravan Farhadi (in "The Quatrains of Rumi," 2008, p. 2)
Wish you wrote the poetry the way Rumi wrote it , in Persian ,instate of translating Prof.Coleman’. After all these are not prof’s , poetry or is it ?
Also wish to know if,prof. Can read Farsi, or he is using the translation by Nicholson?
Does Jai Uttal have this song separately ?
Yes he does
@@Capitalstationauto how do we find it?
@@MK-ue7sl I’m sorry, I thought you ere asking about Amand Amar. This song is from the soundtrack album from the movie Bab Aziz. Amand Amar is an amazing musician, if you enjoyed the song, UA-cam him you won’t be disappointed.
This song is by Amand Amar from the soundtrack Bab Aziz. It isn’t Jai Uttal.
ای بسا هندو و تورک هم زبان
ای بسا دو تورک چون بیگانگان
پس زبان محرمی خود دیگرست
همدلی از همزبانی بهترست
Oh so often a Hindu and a Turk share the same language and desire
And so often you see two Turks strangers to each other
The emotional propinquity is a different and prier
Soul sodality is more pleasing than language choir .
I think I am in all religions.
Z
Sufism is the heritage of Zoroaster not mohamad. Have a magi-cal evening.
H.S. Jerdi ایرانی هستی؟
Rumi claimed no religion or nationality. Coleman is the Christian American guy who does all this work, not Muslims or Iranians/Persians.
@@niveax6112 Coleman does not call himself a christian.
@@niveax6112 "The only credential I have for working on Rumi's poetry is my meeting with [my Sufi teacher], Bawa Muhaiyaddeen. That relationship is the only access I have to what is going on in Rumi's poetry."
Rumi actually used the name Mohammed. Baba Farid was also Sufi. I am a Sikh - Love ALL humans - ONE GOD - All equal. I listen to Sufis, hindus, Christians who praise the God