Preface
- HAZOOR-I-HAQ
- I
- They held the loveless is heart and went away
- My being and non-being were topics on tips
- My heart rakes often knots of 'how' and 'why'
- What a noisy display of mud and clay
- Who brought the wide world on the cosmos scene
- II
- My heart not prisoned is writhing with pain
- O Amrine, thou hast turn'd the cup of wine
- The self writhing hearts are captives of lures
- I tread a path there which leads no where
- Keep off my wine from shallow hearted meeks
- Thou hast no quest in thy efforts and zeals
- Bid me shake the world with a cry and hue
- A gloom still lurking in broad day light
- Thy slave I'm and seek thy pleasure alone
- III
- My heart knows not the bliss of His flame
- How to tell tale of 'Deen' and father land
- A Muslim tied up with a foreign land
- I wish not this world nor cosmos whole
- What ye hopes from an easy going bloke
- IV
- I seek for that nation a rising field
- How long shall you gaze with a wrathful stare?
- That bliss of the past may come or not
- If so e'er comes that gifted mystic sage
- My heart is wealth mine who knows pang's pine
- V
- To lose heart to some one he did not know
- My heart so restive is fleeing from me
- I donned big circles on a likewise night
- Knows not the Gabriel this hue and cry
- The sky seldom sees alike this age
- VI
- Get me Seenay's truth, and love of his name
- VII
- A Muslim gloats in hunger and patches
- A nation again whom duty is dear
- A nation again whose hearts would adorn
- VIII
- Thy world is ruled by misers few
- A hungry seeker begged his Sheikh to plead
- IX
- Looking in a mess is Indian State
- From bondage a Moslem is a self sold guy
- X
- So calculate once all the losses and gains
- What is the lasting life is known to thee
- XI
- When the old world gets its apex of height
- My body is tired but soul still flies
- HAZOOR-I-RISALAT
- I
- O, tent chamberlain! leave the tent hark
- I keep my eyes penchant on hearts essence
- I know not who dazzled and killed this heart
- Ask not of lustre drunk's caravan scene
- I cherish for Yasrib though I am old
- II
- To love'an rapture sins gave a common sense
- You ask the spots where I played my jazz there
- III
- That dawn I asked naqah not to run quick
- She needs no reins O I teamster hence!
- Yet tears moist vivid in jet black eyes
- IV
- How lucky are deserts caravan lines
- Hail the desert whose eve is morning gay
- V
- Who's that Ajmi as head of caravan
- A place in love and raptures was his aim
- VI
- A hidden grief untold is clear
- In pits grow poppies from vernal tide
- VII
- A page of Iraqi sometimes I turn
- Let the hiker's grief take a blissful turn
- VIII
- Come O! chum for a tie to weep and cry
- To wise he gave less wealth and affluence
- The world with four sides I have in arm-pit
- In this valley lies a lasting life new
- IX
- A Muslim was a king and saint so high
- The heart takes heat from thy love pangs' flame
- No morn yet to slaves O Indian night
- As such I say to a. soft hearted soul
- A friend's hidden life how can I reveal
- The sky still going on a perverse course
- In his pure blood shines not that vigour and heat
- He made his heart captive of pomp and show
- To him the heart's door is not open yet
- X
- His collar is torn, he cares no darn
- Give him his dues, of a captive and meek
- Refine his morals and life once more
- The bride of life, in him is not his own
- His eyes are void of a glamour and glee
- Though born as Muslim yet knows not the death
- XI
- The kingship as whole is trick and skill
- A Muslim's stuff has a life long stay
- Ashamed is Muslim for losing his State
- Ask me not of his present day lot
- I have scanned the whole world through his eye
- The Muslims have raised no armament wings
- The assets of Sheikh were the fables old
- He brought a total change in faithless world
- From fane gets Harem its grandeur and glare
- As long in mosque the poor kept a row
- The Moslems are fighting with brothers own
- To others than God we touch our brows
- In the hands of drinkers the empty glass
- The synagogues bottles are void of wine
- The Muslims are foreigns on every land
- With wings you gave I judge and fly
- At night before Lord I often cry
- I speak not now of the grandeur past
- The guard of Harem is the mason of fane
- From this poor man's flame, sitting on his way
- Like gallants I fall and rise again
- Let me sob and sigh in a lone retreat
- I fly in the airy lovelier space
- Of secret I'told, they paid no heed
- To stick it to bosom this verse aims not
- You bid me for a theme on bliss life long
- My face looks saffron from arcane pain
- The meek utter hence of yonder glance
- Those who knew not I preached them ego
- What I hold in heart is grief and remorse
- A poor, ruthfull flutist who taught love's tone
- I seek not my vigour from morning air
- I'am in a sea which has no coast side
- Drive not from door who are longing for thee
- On idols white my heart is sweet
- From Western taverns the wines I take
- I seek from thy door, whatever I seek
- With 'mullah' or 'Sufi' I do not sit
- The 'mullah' never knows the pangs of grief
- On pulpit his address a venom of bile
- The heart of lucent hearts he took or I?
- An alien I am within my own race
- For any one's boon this heart owes not
- My craze still feels the same burning phase
- This dust still feels His living flame
- My glance looks not the world's hollow game
- I have been born in a flameless age
- The 'rose and poppy' lack my 'scent and shade.
- So alien I am in West and East
- I broke the magic of the modern age
- You have lit up my eyes with an insight
- When I pressed myself in my own embrace
- The world has charms like paradise true
- Bid him O lord! a holy man's lead
- Move around O bearer! the wine cup's course
- For love the world came from thee the love's flame
- To me this burning a boon of thy glow
- This heart, I tied not with aught in this fane
- Grow that poppy from the dust of mine
- To my shining race I would love to groan
- For the sake of truth of my free lance tone
- I hold a heart in hand find not a beau
- Like Rumi I raised His call in Harem whole
- Raise a garden new from dust of mine
- A Muslim is resting from coast to coast
- Who told him I smell thee 'under the rose'
- From thy own main give pearls to my rill
- In a gathering see my flute's tones sweet
- I kept beaming face in this or that case
- I have shared the poppy's flame and pain
- With thy light alone I lit up my glance
- I need in thy land just a melting sigh
- XII
- I hold very dear that roaring roar
- Look to these saucy Anglican maids
- Give a helping hand to those who are weak
- XIII
- You too take the wine from friend's cup warm
- A poor man I'm, you hold the 'Arab's reign
- A look of pain I'm and see no cure quick
- Let tis join hands to spread his love's flame
- You hold a high place in the desert's land
- Being Muslims we make no home and false ties
- To Anglian idols pay not a heed
- HAZOOR-I-MILLAT
- I
- AN ODE TO UMMAH
- Be nearer to the aim like a moon new
- My self's own sea gave a rise to me
- Come O' bearer and move the cup of Wine
- Come O' bearer and raise the veils aside
- Raise from thy bosom a 'Call of God Great'
- From self a Muslim is man perfect
- As long the Muslim, in self can peep,
- The veils of thy fortune lo! I ope
- Now all the shut doors for Turks are ope
- A nation whose spring falls to decay
- God gave that nation a sway o'er lands
- From Razi thus learn the Quran's insight
- II
- EGO
- Who makes Ego firm by 'Lailah's tie
- O ignorant man get a knowing heart
- Thy heart keeps not that hidden scar
- III
- ANAL HAQ (I AM GOD)
- A place of I am God is God's own place
- I am the God suits to that nation lone
- Among nations large she holds a place great
- From her inner verve that race is a flame
- Like a unique race thus She flies in space
- In garden's lawn he is song bird sweet
- Fill the old wine in the New Age bowl
- IV
- SUFI AND MULLAH
- The Mullah and Sufi are cross in deed
- When the English subdued the mosque and fane
- To Mullah and Sufi thou art a slave
- Through the mirror of Quran see thy deeds
- I salute the Mullah and Sufi old
- On hell kafir-maker MulIah spoke
- A well read disciple asked his guide
- Thus spoke to his son a guide in patched robe
- V
- RUMI
- Pour in thy self that old wine again
- Take from his cup those poppy like stems
- From his verve and heat I got a good share
- Being full of pathos and passion's heat
- He solved many ties I had to face
- To me his heart's door was always ope
- His thought thus flies with stars and moon rays
- Take secrets of content from Rumi's call
- When self is deprived from godly tint
- That bright wine scattered from my wineyard
- VI
- THE MESSAGE OF FAROOQ (HAZRAT UMAR)
- O desert's breeze rise from 'Arab's sky
- Tue Faqr and Caliphate with King's Crown shine
- A young man who peeps in his ego deep
- For sense and heart's sake leave each door ajar
- How happy is the race who wins her goal
- That Turkish seaman how sang a song gay
- The world rule is destined to my own dust
- To certitude truth who so ever knew
- A Muslim who tested his own ego first
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- VII
- TO THE ARAB POET
- To Arab poets sweet on my part say
- I caused in his soul a verve a heat
- You leave making now the portraits on wall
- My heart has a grief, and dust has a heart
- Of virtues of God Muslim has a part
- Give to his dust that flame and might
- A Muslim you were named for grief's bargain
- On whom were opened the secrets of soul
- So guard the nature of thy mud and dust
- The hill and desert night defies thy day
- Read the clear writing on thy forehead's slate
- VIII
- O SON OF THE DESERT
- When all the desert sides were bright from dawn
- The Truth chose Arab for caravan's lead
- Those nights had the uproar for future's dawn
- IX
- FROM THIS DUST A RIDER COMES
- DO YOU KNOW?
- Learn the ways to win His pleasure and grace
- If a craze consumes the garden's face
- The poppy of my dawn's first vernal tide
- So scattered I'm like dust of the way
- How lucky a nation whom wheel of fate
- In self's own sea, I'm thus a restive' wave
- His glance would fill up the empty bowl
- The caravans reins he would take when
- To that holy mother I greet with pride
- My heart thus says that the hero will hail
- X
- THE CALIPHATE AND MONARCHY
- The Arabs gained a lot from Prophet's light
- Take the Caliphate's witness with a heed
- A Moses grapples with kingdoms all
- The Adam is slave in this world yet
- The love, from his glance is stable and best
- XI
- TURKS OF OTTOMAN EMPIRE
- In the Ottoman reign, the Turks are free
- How daring were they who broke his charms
- The fate thus gave to Turks a verve anew
- XII
- TO DAUGHTERS OF THE NATION
- Learn O' daughterling this loveliness trend
- A God given sword thy glance to thee
- At last modern age shows her conscience lo!
- The world is stable from the mother's grace
- That nation is lucky in whose hard race
- This craze she gave me for sharp wits sense
- If you pay a heed once, to this poor guy
- From my evening's dusk get a dawn new
- XIII
- THE MODERN AGE
- What is the age? On whom the faith cries
- His glance only paints the heathen's shade
- To youths of this age he taught evil ways
- The Muslim draws content and kingship close
- The dance you now play in this or that way
- XIV
- BRAHMEN
- For him, he opened hundred doors for plots
- To Brahmen I say not a useless bloke
- A pundit keeps eyes on his own task
- The Brahmen said leave this white man's door
- XV
- EDUCATION
- A shine which lasts with beauty and grace
- A knowledge which cures but melts not to trance
- No links with that Momin the God would keep
- A blind eye is better from eyes crook
- No use of a thought which measures sky
- Respect is the dress of a sage or fool
- Why you lose hopes of kids a bit
- Teach the offspring wisdom and faith's ken
- Who sapp'd sweet tone of the birds and buds
- The days of that 'Dervesh' O God keep gay
- Who e'er tied himself with Lailah's tie
- A caravan was killed, if you e'er see
- A well dressed fighter and handsome guy
- To a camel addressed its youngest foal
- XVI
- SEARCH FOR FOOD AND LIVING
- If the hawks too fly for roof to roof race
- See thy own self with a seeing eye
- XVII
- A CROCODILE TO ITS YOUNG
- Thus said to its child a 'croco' with boast
- In sea you are not it lies but in thee
- XVIII
- THE FINIS
- I talk not of bearer nor of bowl hence
- Back to ego turn, and back to heart look
- For heart and eyes course, the ‘Harem’ is the aim
- A MESSAGE TO MANKIND
- Introduction
- I
- O bearer come and serve the old wine
- Leave thy solitude cell for a while please
- II
- With times came unrest which passed so quick
- Those who had fears for the future days
- III
- Like nightingale you know not the groans and wails
- Come forward and learn the self seeing art
- Give up the habit to weep on fate
- A gull said to shaver, nice witty thing
- You had fallen then from a godly place
- I hail that day when he turns to self's bold
- Like me you are too wrapped in a veil
- A camel once said a nice word to foal
- IV
- I know many savants and gems of west
- Hark! O victim of wits of aliens few
- V
- This being would last or just a passing show
- With battle axe smite the Bistoon Mountain
- Keep the crave's lamp burning ever in heart
- O heart's sea! no peace yet known to thee
- To both the worlds win with efforts and zeal
- You show us O Poppy! thy self's own trace
- VI
- A man weeps not from a grief or pains
- If a tested man dies think not ever
- If thy dust has no link with soul and heart
- My each breath blows with griefs many more
- A young who tied heart with ego's call
- Such griefs this heart now likes to take
- Blame not the God for this or that hurt
- Turn out fire of envy from thy heart's core
- In his nights behold many dawns bright
- VII
- To the morning breeze' weep'd the dew' in trance
- VIII
- HEART
- The heart is a sea which likes no shore
- My heart is a fire, a smoke my frame
- His help the world seeks like his slave own
- The Ego's power he did not try
- You say the heart is the Khak and Khoon
- The world of Sun and Moon, slave of his thread
- We are God's harvest its yield is heart
- To that rare beauty my heart seeks again
- The heart's world is not world of pomp and show
- The glance brought eyes and wisdom a tape band
- What is the love? an impact of glance
- IX
- EGO
- The Ego is lucent from God's light rays
- When a nation gives up gossip's course
- From God's own being, the 'self' got a 'being' so
- The friendship of rose a heart likes when
- His parting's prick in my tête-à-tête lies
- The dusty look I hold owes to His door
- X
- COMPULSION AND OPTION
- I am quite certain that on the doomsday
- In city of Room a pontiff told me
- XI
- DEATH
- The death once said to God in this way
- To king of six nooks give a lasting soul
- XII
- SAY TO SATAN
- From me please give to Satan a message
- As long He made not this wide world anew
- The separation gave to zeal great spur
- He drove thee out from the Heavens first
- My rights and the wrongs you already know
- Let us play a chess like a royal game
- XIII
- EARTH'S SATAN AND HELL'S SATAN
- From this world's clear violence the man is sick
- Look the demons dash on ear and eye lash
- What a devil who likes a backward gait
- What a venomed wine he holds in his bowl
- Yet the man lies fallen from the high place
- To Satans of this age be not a prey
- His blows counterpart is a man complete
- To sense of the means it is far off though
- TO FRIENDS OF COMMON CREED (SAME PATH)
- I
- The Qalandar is a bold hawk of sky
- When the Allah Hoo's tick did hit my soul
- In the heart of nature like tears I groan
- In logic I feel a smell of raws
- Come and take from me that old wine's bowl
- The same old harp I hold in my hand
- To tyrants of this age I would thus say
- A poor I am whose asset is glance
- My heart's door I shut not to any one
- No pomp and show I have in this globe
- Some points were discussed by hundred wise men
- The science or art points I claim not to wield
- I boast not to be a song bird of dawn
- This world is a path to my eyes and sense
- With nothingness learn to live with grace
- For long I'm gaining from this dusty mart
- You cant learn aught 'sans' a conscious soul
- Get a self knowing eye and see thy soul
- The wisdom knows not the certitude eyes
- What are the clothes, gold jewels and gems?
- To self my wine gives full sense and poise
- For robes and turbans why you feel a bent
- As soon I espied my ego's essence
- When I packed my self from this dusty fuss
- II
- If a wise man holds clean conscience and soul
- III
- You are bowing head to 'Dara' and 'Jam'
- I heard a nice verse from a man old
- The being's secret hids in two words of sage
- The being's secret hids in two words of sage
- Two worlds1 of old man I keep in mind still
- A restive wave said once to a coast
- If this pomp and show the Anglian boon
- To Anglians thus the hearts do not own
- IV
- We are despaired of heart and faith's way
- His path's true sign if a Muslim could know
- O callous heart make not a link with clay
- In Truth and certitude lies the love's place
- For Muslim 'this is the gnosis and ken
- You handed over thee to idols white
- A self maker and melter each cant be
- A Momin burns thus in his being's own heat
- What is lovers s service, prayers of beaus?
- He calls both worlds to Quran by prays
- V
- The English mind knows God's Food Law Rules
- A long tale serves no service in a sense
- A paradise lies for the pious alone
- VI
- This dervesh knows not a style in speech
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