Persian (Farsi) Poetry by Allama Iqbal ( Eghbale Lahori) " Naghmaye Mohammad"
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i want to learn persian so badly, i can speak a little now. but still i need proper classes n person to talk to any suggestion?
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SHAH e ALAM, REHMAT UL RABB UL ALLMEEN, ASHRAF UL SIYASAT, AFTAB UL
ADAB, BAB UL ILAM, MALIK UL MOHABBAT, BEHAR UL KHALOOS, RAFIQ UL
GHARIB, KALIMULLAHA, AITRAF UL DIN, BADAR UL ISLAM, BABUR NAFEES
MAZQOOR KRISHAN BALDEV SINGH MOHAMMED SHAH RANGEELA OF KOTLI - LOHARA
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Even if I did not understand anything, it SOUNDS great!
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Please german subtitel ;)
greetings from Germany
Fardeen
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your voice and the musical compositions and the pictures that u choose for ur video...makes an awesome combination....I am always uplifted by ur work......keep improving........may you be guided right...ameen.
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i wil comlete allma iqbal's dream
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I love the soundtrack you paired the poem with. May I ask what it is?
I wish I spoke Farsi and better Urdu so I could understand this better.
khansahb8 2 years ago
both are easy languages, why dont you try???
HomayunShirzadeh 2 years ago
Homayun bro from what books this Naghmaye Mohammad" is?
pakitanver 2 years ago
It is from Payame mashregh after Ghazals. i can send you the online link if you like.
HomayunShirzadeh 2 years ago
In this poem Goethes compares Muhammad PBUH to a stream full of life, originating from heavens above an gathering strengths as he progresses forth, with a character like clean mirror and changing everything old to new. We will inshallah do the Urdu translation at some stage. please read this translation below.
HomayunShirzadeh 2 years ago
Song in the praise of Muhammad PBUH
By Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
[This song was intended to be introduced in a dramatic poem
entitled Mahomet, the plan of which was not carried out by
Goethe. He mentions that it was to have been sung by Ali (RTA) towards
the end of the piece, in honour of his master, Mahomet, PBUH shortly
before his death, and when at the height of his glory, of which
it is typical.]
HomayunShirzadeh 2 years ago