Punjabi Kalam i Bahu (r)

Punjabi (4):

Roman:

Alastu-Be-Rabbikum suniaa Dil meri nit Qaalu Balaa kookendee hoo

Hubb watan dee ghaalib hoee ek pal araam na dendee hoo

Qehar pave tainoo rahzan duneeaa Jo ton Haq daa raah marendee hoo

Aashiq mool qabool na keetee (Hazrat Bahu ) Torhe zaarian kar kar rondee hoo

Urdu:

English:

Hazrat Sultan Bahu Rahmatu-Allahe Ta-aala Alaihe says that: we heard the call of 'Alastu-Be-Rabbikum {the Day when Allah asked the entire Spirits: Am I not your Lord (7:172)}' through our spiritual ears upon reaching the Station of Azal and our heart is humbly replying 'Balaa' (Yes!) through the tongue of the Haal. The Saalik, when sets his step in the Station of Lahoot after breaking the Egg of the Nasoot, then his Inwardly Subtlety transcends the limits of time and space like the Phoenix of Mount of Qaf and the times past and future are like present for him. In this same condition, he finds the Azal and Abad. At that occasion, the love for his original Homeland dominates upon his heart and he becomes restless for it. For this same original Watan it has arrived:

HADIS

(Saying of the Holy Prophet of Allah Hazrat Muhammad Sal Allahu Alaihe Wa Aa-lehee Wa-sallam)

Love for the Homeland of Azal is the sign of Eimaan

Hazrat Sultan Bahu Rahmatu-Allahe Ta-aala Alaihe says that the Violence of Lord should fall on this brigand Dunya (World) as it strays the Seekers of Haq away from their original Homeland and the Real beloved. Dunya (World) is a colorful and attractive toy in the hand of Satan by which he makes the childish people heedless from Allah Almighty who is their Real Lord. It is a common practice that when a child weeps remembering his mother, the people of house give him some toy to make him happy so that he may stop weeping for his mother in the plays of the toy. Same like this, Satan turns the stupid man, who is capricious, neglectful of his Rightful Lord but the Truthful Aashiqeen never accept and honor this toy of the brigand Dunya (World) no matter how much it attracts and tempts them towards it through its tunes and pomp and remain in commemoration of their Lord and the Real Homeland.