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One of QB songs I like most ....

Not so popular but for me it's a very good song

And one my most favourite song/Nazam, this revolutionary poetry of Ahmed Faraz is actually Universal in its meaning and every aspect of human Feelings and Struggle for Freedom and Struggle against Oppression ....

For those who might not understand Urdu rough translations would be
خواب مرتے نہیں
Dreams Never Die

خواب دل ھیں نہ آنکھیں نہ سانسیں کہ جو
Dreams are not like Heart, Eyes or Breaths

ریزہ ریزہ ھوئے تو بکھر جائیں گے
Which If crushed would be scattered

جسم کی موت سے یہ بھی مر جائیں گے
And die with death of body

خواب مرتے نہیں
Dreams Never Die

خواب تو روشنی ھیں نوا ھیں ھوا ھیں
Dreams are like illumination of Truth, a Call of Freedom and like Free Air

جو کالے پہاڑوں سے رکتے نہیں
Which never be Suppressed by Might

ظلم کے دوزخوں سے بھی پھکتے نہیں
And would never be Fade by Oppressiveness like of Hell

روشنی اور نوا اور ھوا کے علم
Flags of illuminating Truth and Call of Freedom and Free Air

مقتلوں میں پہنچ کر بھی جھکتے نہیں
Never bow down even in Slaughterhouse

خواب تو حرف ھیں
Dreams are like Character [writing characters]

خواب سقراط ھیں
Dreams are like Socrates
[Referring to the act of Drinking of Poison by Greek Philosopher]

خواب منصور ھیں
Dreams are like Mansoor
[Referring to 9th century Muslim Mystic Mansoor bin Hallaj and to his claim ''I am the (divine) Truth'', and was Hanged for his claim]

 
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I like this song because it used to be in wedding videos that I once attended at various stages in my life particularly in childhood. The song is about sisters asking their mothers to put mehndi/hina on the hands of their brother on mehndi night. The song is sung by Sabeeha Khanum who I didn't know was good singer before seeing her name as the singer of this song.

 
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The Xavier Sisters during their musical career in Karachi which began in 1966 and ended in 1975.



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