Moh Se Bol Na Bol, Meri Sun Ya Na Sun
Poet: Moalana Mauj
Recital: Fareed Ayaz & Abu Muhammad
24 Sep 2014
This channel brings the unique and intimate gatherings of qawwali rather than the large concert setting. A whole other mood that is original in it's presentation and reflects the traditional give and take with a gathering up close and personal.
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Moh se bol na bol, meri sun ya na sun
Mein to tohe naa chhoruungii ai sanvare
Baanh churrai jaat ho, nibal jaan ke mohay
hirday main say jaavoo gay Tub marad baton gee tohay
Mori saas nanandiaa phiri to phiri
Mosay phir kiyon na jaey sabbi gaon ray
Ek tu na phiray mo say ae meray piyaray
Main bhi to aee teri chhaon ray
Rahee laaj saram ki baat kahan
Jab prem kay phanday diyo paon ray
Nijam ko lal fakhar diin piyaray
Tumrii kahoo ke main kit jaauun re?
Bagar kay log lugai hamka
Dharat naam to dharo naon ray
Main to apnii Mauj se rahoongi tore sang
Main to yahee na chukuun rahunn thaam ray
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Original translation & transliteration by David Matthews, edited by JNS
Speak to me or not, hear me out or not.
I shall not let go of you, O’ my swarthy one!
You snatch my hand away, imagining me weak.
Try pulling out of my heart and then ill call you a man.
Let my mother-in-law and my sister-in-law turn away from me; What does it matter if the whole village leaves me?
Only you must not abandon me, O’ my beloved,
I have come under your shadow.
Now remains what scope for talk of bashfulness and shame?
When my feet are snared in the shackles of love
Fakhar Din is dear to Nizam, his darling
Tell me, if I were to leave you, where could I go?
Let the people of the town revile me;
Call me by any name they wish.
I shall, Mauj, live with you In ecstasy, as I please.
I shall never leave you; I shall remain where I am.