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Aagya Mela Lalan Da || Ghulam Ali Bakshi || New Qalandri Dhamal 2019
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Ali Da Sohna Lal || Qasida 2019 || Ghulam Ali Bakshi || Qalandari Dhamal
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On the arrival of Ayam Hazrat Lal Shehbaz Qalandar Shah Hussain Badshah
and Especially to Imam e Zamana (AJF).
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Celebrations begin on the 18th of Sha’aban, a month in the lunar-based Islamic calendar, marking the death date of Lal Shahbaz. Though it may seem odd to celebrate someone’s death, for his followers, it is a day of joy: the day Lal Shahbaz died is the day his soul escaped the cycle of life and rejoined Allah in heaven.
Every year for at least three days unofficially more hundreds of thousands visitors descend upon the Sufi shrine in the small town of Sehwan, Pakistan. Pilgrims come to pay their respects to the Qalandar, a poet and one of the most important Sufi saints in Pakistan’s history. The loving music and poetry of Sufis propelled Islam throughout South Asia hundreds of years ago, and Lal Shahbaz is one of the most venerated of all.
He welcomed those from all religions, castes, and creeds, and the tradition continues. Muslims are not the only ones coming to see Lal Shahbaz’s tomb; Hindus also embark on this Sufi yatra, and the shrine is open to anyone of any faith.