maane de mouj

Dogri song by Deepali. This language spoken in Jammu, Poonch (Azad Kashmir/Poonchi) Potohar (Potohari) and Hazara/Attock (Hindko) of Pakistan and HP in India. Amir Khusru is one of the iconic figures in the cultural history of the Indian subcontinent. A Sufi mystic and a spiritual disciple of Nizamuddin Auliya of Delhi, Amir Khusro was a notable poet and musician of the 13th century. He has been termed as the "father of qawwali" (the devotional music of the Sufis). He is also credited with enriching Hindustani classical music by introducing Persian and Arabic elements in it, and was the originator of the tarana style of music. He identified dogri, in the Indian list of languages, a language spoken by the people between Lahori and Kashmiri. In other words, in 13th century, punjabee was known as Lahori.

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• dogri
• kashmir
• poonchi song

[AZKTahir]

She herself is from valley, a kausher speaker but this song is in Poonchi which is very similar to dogri as well. Yes Hadiqa Kyani too sung the same poonchi song but little bit different in lyrics plus her video do not reflect true poonchi culture.

[Anotherkashmiri]

Anyway, this song has been sung very well. The Dogras should certainly develop their own culture and music....Thanks for the upload:)

[Anotherkashmiri]

@zulfiqaralam1

Kashmiri is Kashmiri (Koshur). These other languages spoken on other parts of J&K like Dogri/Pahari/Gojri etc belong more with Punjabi, or better yet Himachali. Also, POK is basically an extension of Jammu. It was annexed under Kashmir by Sikh/Dogrs. It is Kashmir VALLEY that is the real Kashmir- Dal Lake, Pheran, Kangri, Pahalgam, Koshur language, Lal Ded, Habba Khatoon, Wazwan etc. Yes the other areas are under the banner of J&K, but they are not kashmiri.

[zulfiqaralam1]

this one is also a kashmiri song because when we say kashmir that means we include valley,jammu,gilgit ,baltistan and ladakh ,the state ruled by the maharaja hari singh dogra who opted accession of kashmir state to india in 1947.in this regard we can say that this song is from kahmiri origion not from a specific kashmiri language which is being spoken only in the valley and some other parts of Pakistani administered kashmir.there is a great diversity in kashmiri languages pahari,dogri,gojri etc

[kashurludka]

@MrAmjadnaseer

This is NOT kashmiri, but Dogri....which is a completely different langauge and has abslutely NOTHING to do with the people of Kashmir. Anyway, she has a very nice voice. God bless her.

[MrAmjadnaseer]

This is a great Kashmiri song, she has a beautiful voice, this song is also sung by Hadiqa Kyani of Pakistan, which was a huge success in Pakistan.

[sunpali]

She has a beautiful voice and is very beautiful. Thanks for posting!

[maitriya7]

very sweet...Thanx bro.. I didnt know such awsome Dogri masterpieces r also available on utube i think there should b more like..chann mada chadya ni uppar Rajoria....,Rambaney dey nalley...,Salidiyan taran...,Chamaka bindlu da.. ., Jammu diyey kandiey barakha lagidi... 2 name a few