Koi ban gya ronak pakhian di_kalam khwaja ghulam fareed_bilal haider punjabi klam_dohry

Koi ban gya ronak pakhian di_kalam khwaja ghulam fareed_bilal haider punjabi klam_dohry
Some Became the Light of the Desert Dwellers, While Others Abandoned Palaces – A Poem by Khwaja Ghulam Farid (RA)"

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Khwaja Ghulam Farid, Sufi Poetry, Saraiki Sufi, Spiritual Wisdom, Simplicity vs Luxury, Desert Devotion, Inner Peace, Mystical Poetry, Sufi Saints, Divine Love

Description (English):
This soulful verse by Khwaja Ghulam Farid (RA) highlights the spiritual contrast between those who embrace the humble life of the desert — becoming a source of light and joy for the simple — and those who forsake truth in pursuit of worldly palaces. Through poetic imagery, it speaks of the inner richness found in simplicity and devotion, a hallmark of Farid’s mystic message. His words remind us that real beauty lies not in grandeur, but in the heart connected to the Divine.
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