پنجابی صوفیانہ شاعری کی روایت
The Tradition of Punjabi Sufi Poetry
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Mystical Traditions, Punjabi Culture, Spiritual Experiences, Universal Appeal, Sufi PoetryAbstract
The appeal of Sufi poetry is universal, as it has deep roots and a close creative bond with mankind. Sufis are lovers of the truth. Through love and devotion, they seek to become one with their beloved. Through poetry, many of the great Sufi mystics have been able to encapsulate and share their spiritual experiences. Punjabi, as being the major language of the subcontinent, attracted more poets than any other. So, Sufi poetry runs deep in the roots of this culture. This article sheds some light on the history and traditions of Sufi poetry.
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