Dear Musician and respectable members,
My wife Zjshami, an inactive member at the Forum has been hospitalized last night.
She has been rushed to local hospital and right now has been kept under intensive care.
I would like the well wishers at the Forum to pray for her health and recovery.
Thanks.
Salam
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sad to hear that, may Allah give her quick recovery & health -ameen
theimrannasir
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someone wise said, "every thing is bebeficial if it is taken in moderation.". So if under this context we see music there seems no harm in music but if you indulge in like last Mughalemperor then it is objectionable enough because music regales you into wasting your time. Imran Nasir Lahore.
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For Zjshami
Welcome back and this is for you.
aftab
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ALLAN FAKIR & SHAIKI ALLAH ALLAH KAR BHAIYA
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@gujjartalwar
Thank you for the National Song. I am sure this was never meant to have been penned for this situation.
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@aftab
Thank you for sharing the famous Shaki song. Have not heard about him for a while. Any news? Is he still in business?
aftab
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@ Musician
He is retired now but as Sheikh Rashid was saying they other day Musician, Physician and Politician never really retire. Lol
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@aftab
And if they do not retire gracefully, they are retired hurt!
zjshami
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@ Mucician,
Thanks for posting a song of my college days.
Dear members,
After listening the song posedt by Mr. Aftab, it reminded me, where my husband Javed sings this song when one of our family friends visit us.
Huma Huma kar piyare, Huma se hi dar piyare.
(His wife's name is Huma)
Here is the video version.
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In remembrance of missing friends
pappu
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Here is to life from one of my favourite poets omar khayyam, hope you like it.
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@pappu
Having Omar Khayyam as one of your favorite poets is not a bad thing. Good standard.
Kushbash dami ke zindagani een ast
I enjoyed it and it reminded me of a similar poetry (not of the same standard) and here it is and i hope you will enjoy it.
pappu
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@Musician
Thank you for the nice song. I enjoyed it greatly. Here is a few for you and MR Javed Shiekh. This is a really nice thread.
Dear Khan Sahib,
The message in the posted video is very touching and impressive.
How many beautiful and innocent souls are being wasted just due to hatred and ego?
Khan Sahib, your presence is also needed at the Hyde Park Corner.
lol @ JS's Suggestion...
Chorain yaar JS Sahib... Kayoun mayra BP barwatey hain aap... Hyde Park may patta nahee kaya kaya hoe raha hoe ga wasey bhee yeah corner ka kaam hamara nahee hay... lol
I will come ;-) let me find it first, how to enter....
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Khan_Sahib
It is almost unbeleivable but on "Hyde Park" after 33 posts not a harsh word posted. If this is to go by, it is indicative that no Moderators are needed on any thread. People tend to control themselves when there is no fear of the Moderators.
Dear Musician..
Where is the link?
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KHAN_SAHIB
I think you have to ask admin to allow you access as I beleive that since you opted out of it to start with, only those who said YES have an automatic access. Send an email to Admin to say YES.
ufffffff
yeah bhee karna parey ga lol
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KHAN_Sahib
Ab kiya karein
For your eyes only Musician sahib
Khan Sahib,
I guess the song is sung by you? Very good.
You have a very rhythmic voice and didn't miss any note.
Once I tried to sing the same song in 1980 but could not keep up the ANTRAS properly.
Now, we expect more from you.
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Javedsheikh Sahib
I take it that you can read English? Khan_Sahib's post was for my eyes only! I will send you a fee note for the Royalty.
Shan-e-Mauseeqi Musician,
I used my ears only with closed eyes.
well said JS sahib! LOL
zia m
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Amazing little master!
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zia m
I am very lucky that I am up this late and have seen your posting. He is amazing the little master. Very rare. I hope they will look after him. At this young age, his vocal chords need to be looked after and should not in my opinion, use too many high notes. Will make a name for himself and for the country one day. There is no doubt in my mind.
I think this is probably the most valuable addtition to this Forum. Any more of him or a source that I can tap.
Thank you zia m.
zia m
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Musician,
Yes,he has a stunning voice, needs some tender loving care.
I seen him on Choraha, he appears during last 5 minutes of last saturday's program.
His name is Farrukh Ali Moon, you may be able to contact him on face book.
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For zia m (a Ghalib fan)
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Jaan-e-Mauseeqi javedsheikh
Have not had a visit from you for the last three days. Would like to have your opinion about the young lad that zia m found.
Shan-e-Mauseeqi Musician,
I listened the voice of young prodigy child, Mr. Moon.
He reminded me about Master Madan, who, unfortunately, was victim of professional jealousy at a very young age of 14.
I wish Mr. Moon to grow and glow as a great vocalist.
Listen to his pitch, tone and voice control.
It is amazing.
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Jaan-e-Mauseeqi Javedsheikh
I am a bit concerned that he is being encouraged to sing at a very high pitch which is not a good thing at his age. However, it is very pleasing to have such a young talent and I hope he will be handled carefully.
Have been thinking about Aimen which took me back to Mughl-e-Azam and Naushad. I find the notes at the end of the song very touching. one can feel the Yaas. I hope you will enjoy it.
Shan-e-Mauseeqi Musician,
The young prodigy child would be very fortunate if he gets grooming from some good music directors like Khayyam,
Madan Mohan, Master Inayat, Khurshid Anwar and Nuashad.
I dont' know much about the caliber of Music Directors in Pakistan, right now.
I agree, at this age, he should not cross the third Suptak, what might damage his voice quality.
Supreme ISHQ
Dear Javed Sheikh,
I became familiar with historical figure, Anarkali, through a movie titled Mughal-e-Azam. That left an impression in mind that the whole epic occurred in Delhi. But recently, I learned that there are very little historical evidences of this story. The current form of the story is actually the brainchild of Syed Imtiaz Ali Taj (thru his drama Anarkali) in early 1900. He reconstructed this story with his acquaintance of life in Shahi Muhalla (current red light area of Lahore) and the local folklore associated with the mausoleum of Anarkali (currently, Lahore provincial secretariat). The incident occurred in Lahore and not in Delhi as king Akbar spent more than ten years in Lahore to manage local uprisings such as Dullah Bhatti. All movies made in India as well as in Pakistan, were based on the work of Imtiaz Ali Taj. Can you shed some light on this? You can start a new thread if you like.
aristotle
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Eik he Masda subha latee hay
Sehan me dhoop phel jati hay
Kon is ghar ki dekh bhal karey
Roz eik cheez toot jati hay
Jon Ailea
singh isking
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another masterpiece by rafi saab
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Sitar-e-Forum Singh isking
Long time no see, where have you been for such a long time?
But you are back with a bang with such a wonderful item.
Yahan tak ke uss se juda hoe gian hoon......... How true!
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@sing isking
tum ney pukara ham chalay aaye
jaan hatheli peh lay aaye
singh isking
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baceeda-e itfal hai dunya mere aage
hota hai shab-e roz tamasha mere aage
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@ musician
although i have't learned urdu as a language in school as it is not taught in my province but i have imense love for language .i find it very strong language to express human emotions and feelings.i wish and this is my dream i could understand mirza ghalib work in my life time. i find his expreesins and explanation of human condition to be very true technique has no match till date
singh isking
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hue mudaat k ghalib maar gaya per yaad aata hai
woh her ik baat pe kehna yun hota to kya hota
singh isking
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hua jub gham yun behis to gham kya sir k katne ka
na hota ger juda tan se to zannon per dharra hota
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@sing isking
I think the credit goes to the writers who choose the corrrect words to express their feelings. Some poets use difficult vocabulary whilst others have the gift of using simple workds to express very deep thoughts.
But from the sher of Ghalib that you have quoted, Bazeech-e-Itfal, I have a feeling that you have a very good grasp of the language. What is more important that you have a heart which feels the emotions.
Gahay gahay isay parah kijeeye
dil se behtar koi kitab naheen
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@ musician
problem with me is i dont even understand urdu script.although there are are various site available if one needs meaning.all work of various urdu poets in india we read in hindi or punjabi (gurmukhi) script.
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@ musician
do you mind if occassinaly i can ask u some meanings of urdu poetry if i dont understand
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@singh isking
No at all. I sincrely hope that I will have the answer.
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@singh is king
I don't think it matters whether you can read the urdu script or not. Any language is best learnt is by speaking. If you have a chance in daily life to converse with some people in Urdu, use it and as far shers are concerned, you will always remember the good ones. Sometimes it is just one word which you may not have come accross but that word may be the most important one in a sher. When that happens, you must not be afraid to ask and it is only once that you will ask but you will rememeber that word for the rest of your life.
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