Khabar-e-Tahayyur-e-Ishq | Ali Sethi and Noah Georgeson | Siraj Aurangabadi

[@AliSethiOfficial]

To Stream or Download the song, follow the link. bit.ly/KhabareTahayyureIshq-AliSethi

[@mariammeer6338]

AOA Ali👋.Wonderful.

[@uroojnisar5401]

plz do a cover of main nazar se pi raha hoon

[@askmehnaz9479]

Please add English subtitles to other songs too! Its beyond beautiful! All the Love from IOK!

[@nabeelajabeen3766]

💜

[@mahtabalimi1417]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqTJfH6KYt-FsLM ایک سال پہلے پڑھی گئی یہ غزل دہلی یونیورسٹی میں ضرور سنیں 🥰

[@MarokoJin]

Such music is made to be eternal. I'm a native Arabic speaker but if there were only one language spoken in paradise, I'll vote for urdu. I hope I'll be able to learn it and enjoy Urdu poetry, I'm sure the meaning is beyond paradisiac in its original form.

[@Posthistoricalslave]

Same bro. Urdu is harmonic & exotic language

[@Drpirahnoor]

Arabic language is also really very much poetic.. And songs like wallah mayeswa make me cry every single time... Love from pakistan 😍🇵🇰

[@dz2803]

Nope definitely Arabic for the win.

[@SabSePro]

it will not b difficult for u to learn urdu. script is persio arabic and vocabulary is heavily full of arabic words.

[@kurtwhylde8004]

و الله تا طراك واعر يا خويا

[@Rohwit]

Right then. Right then. ALRIGHT THEN! Mithaas....gudd wali. Ghazals. The form was vanishing and then the form met Ali Sethi. Thank you for this. Please don’t stop what you are doing Ali. What a marvellous instrument choice and what an efficient delivery. The pain subsides, the joy explodes and the heart is at peace. That is the beauty of Ghazals and that is the beauty of Ali Sethi. Firaq Gorakhpuri said - Ghazal ka saaz uthao, badi udaas hai raat. Ali Sethi said - I am on it. History being made. Thank you for making us all a part of this. I declare 2020 the year of Ali Sethi. Love from Bombay, Ali.

[@BUBBLEGum-zb2ni]

Indeed

[@katejohn1932]

Wonderful analysis, I followed your comments,thanks for appreciation , proud of you ali

[@saifali9334]

I have seen you in every comment section of ali sethi. It seems like u r more mad than me for ali sethi. WTF bro.❤️ Who are you and where you from?🤔

[@pseudomona6688]

Hey...Mona(pseudomonaz) here... Thank you for introducing me to Ali Sethi. I remember I read about him on your blog for the first time. We talked about him in the comments on a Coke studio episode. His songs are divine, magical, heartbreaking and yet filled with love. They have accompanied me through hard times, especially last year. I can't thank you enough my friend. Good to see you here... always. :)

[@recipesunboxing5563]

Rohwit i have seen Ali sir keeping your post in his story so i remember your name n commenting here yes you are absolutely right about Ghazals. And i am very proud to find Ali Sir with chan kirtan i was searching older one for my dad and found Ali's version which I loved

[@muavvaz793]

I'm not gonna tell anyone about this musical gem.this is for me!

[@aroojarshad1924]

i felt the same though.

[@shivanisinghsengar7616]

Yes :') Not everyone has a great taste and it'd be disappointing if someone with poop taste get to know about this gem song and still remain poop themselves 😂 So you're right , let's keep this treasure to ourselves and our soul.❤️

[@urooji]

Boom, I screwed here.

[@nameless5724]

I am too selfish too.

[@vedantvethekar8993]

@@shivanisinghsengar7616 ++

[@supriyagurule997]

When Ali sethi's songs are in your recommendation , so know that you have a great taste in music 🖤🖤

[@someparadox]

great*

[@Deepaksingh-xq4fg]

@@someparadox correct!

[@supriyagurule997]

Alright I agree GREAT taste in music

[@solo_infinite5313]

supriya gurule so true I agree

[@DrNabeelOffical]

@@solo_infinite5313 یہ غزل ہے۔ گیت نہیں ہے۔ مادادم صاحبہ سراج اورنگ آبادی کی غزل ہے۔

[@junaidaminjenin9962]

Being a Urdu poet, i must say these words & lines are so soothing & underrated by the audience at the same time. I wish people will understand the depth & pain of these lines by their heart.

[@smbmrizvi]

200 year old masterpiece

[@shahbaz1908]

Yes.. this is the ultimate anthem for love ( which never gets muqammal.. i feel this anthem on my day to day life lol)

[@SAGARBODKHE]

Na toh tu raha na main raha! Love liberates.

[@mushtaqkhan2]

This is love for our prophet s.a.w

[@parisatowfighi1822]

I speak Persian and I understood most of this poem, more than other songs by the same singer Ali. It’s not hard to understand for me.

[@priyarajjandel602]

Is shor bhari duniya me koi aaj bhi sukoon dene wale music bana rha h ❤️

[@rajamudassir1905]

Agreed👍❤️

[@2011djdanny]

It's a long post but worth it. Khabar-e-tahayyur-e-ishq sunn, na junoon raha na pari rahi Na toh tu raha na toh mein raha, jo rahi so be-khabari rahi On learning the amazing saga of love, neither the frenzy (junoon) was left, nor did the sweetheart (pari) remain. I was ‘me’ no more, you were ‘thee’ no more; only a state of oblivion remained. This she'r reminds me of the lines from Rumi: I always thought that I was me - but no,I was you and never knew it. The consciousness of self is obstructive and it is only the removal of 'knowledge' and 'thought' (Rumi has used the words ‘thought’ and ‘knew’) that leads to the state of self-unconsciousness where the lover and the beloved become one. Shah-e-bekhudi ne ataa kia, mujhay ab libas-e-barahanagi Na khirad ki bakhiyagari rahi, na junoon ki pardadari rahi The gift of the ‘Lord of Ecstasy’ to me was a garb of nakedness. All that the wisdom had stitched was gone; the veil of madness no longer remained. At the spiritual level the couplet can be interpreted like this: My beloved, the shah-e-bekhudi has ripped naked my heart and soul, ridding them of the layers of stitching by the misguided intellect, which is nothing more than a veil of madness. The extreme of love endows the heart with divine purity. Reason and intellect have been viewed as hindrances, and the perceived sanity as madness. Chali simt-e-ghaib se aik hava, ke chaman zahoor ka jal gaya Magar aik shakh-e-nihal-e-gham, jise dil kahe so hari rahi A sweeping wind, which came from beyond the visible world, consumed the visible garden with fire; just one branch on the tree of grief, which they call heart, despite the blaze retained its green. The reference here is to the lost Paradise, and the perennial quest to re-unite with it. The Divine breeze would burn the worldly existence leaving behind the hope for reunion. The worldly existence (chaman) has been likened to a tree of sorrow and suffering, and the Divine breeze as the liberator. Nothing grows on that tree except sadness, caused by the separation from his beloved. Now that entire existence is gone, only the abode of the beloved (heart) has survived. Nazar-e-taghaful-e-yaar ka, gila kis zuban se bayan karoon Ke sharab-e-sad-qadaah aarzu, khum-e-dil mein thi so bhari rahi I am speechless to complain about the indifferent and uncaring glances (nazar-e-taghaful-e-yaar) of my beloved; the wine of desire that filled the heart remained suppressed, concealed. At the temporal level, these lines would simply suggest that there is a heart overflowing with desires which one is unable to express due to the indifferent looks of the beloved. At the metaphysical level it would suggest that the worldly desires are often out of sync with the Divine commandments. Woh ajab ghari thi mein jis ghari, liya dars nuskha-e-ishq ka Ke kitab aql ki taaq main, jyun dhari thi tyun hi dhari rahi It was at a moment strange that I read a book of love; the book of reason, brushed aside, remained shelved and sheathed. Reason (aql-o-khirad), the product of mind is considered a detriment, hindering the spontaneity of heart. A person guided by logic and reason is too calculative to be able to devote to pure love; whereas selfless love is motivated by heart and not mind. For that reason love and brain are just incompatible. Mind is deceitful, untrustworthy, selfish and devious whereas heart is pure, untainted and selfless. As Iqbal said: bekhatar kuud para aatishe-namrood mein ishq/aql thi mehvi-tamasha-e-lab-baam abhi Tere josh-e-hairat-e-husn ka, asar iss qadar so yahan hua Ke na aayine main jila rahi, na pari kuun jalva gari rahi Your bewitching beauty, love, such a spell did cast; the mirror stood bereft of gloss and beauty seemed to freeze. Bewildered by your beauty (Josh-e-hairat-e-husn), I had such a mark on my heart (yahan is a pointer towards the heart) that the heart (aayina , the mirror of heart) has lost all its shine (the basic quality of a mirror) and angel (pari is used as simile to refer profound beauty) had no beauty left to reveal (‘kuun’means ko). Kiya khak aatish-e-ishq ne dil-e-benava-e-Siraj ko Na khatar raha na hazar raha, magar aik be-khatari rahi The fire of love reduced to ashes Siraj’s voiceless heart; fears and cares got consumed, intrepid courage held the field. The fire of love (aatish-e-ishq) has burnt the voiceless heart (dil-e-benava) of Siraj to ashes. The heart is so liberated from fears (be-khatari) that there is no feeling of vulnerability or threat left. (As Iqbal has used the word bekhatar: bekhatar kood para aatish-e-namrood mein ishq).

[@draculanaeem2423]

Thank you so much for this explanation, it was really helpful.😊

[@Candyrasgullah7738]

Thanks a lot for such beautiful explanation!

[@fizzaa6139]

This is so beautiful💕

[@soniagilani9088]

great!

[@taailmanaf8797]

This is such an amazing tashrih of the whole ghazal

[@niteshshrestha1872]

There is no other singer who is as underrated as Ali Sethi

[@gulrukhhameed5069]

SO TRUE. I WAS JUSSST ABOUT TO SAY THIS.

[@murad8377]

😑

[@kainatrao4175]

jaffer zaidi best singer

[@hammadchatha1535]

i have a full article on it and you might undrrstand it fully,would love to share it with you people.Kindly text me on messenger or insta so i could send you the whole file.

[@shaddyhindustani8534]

Javed ali

[@FAli-ww7jg]

This Ghazal is written by Siraj Aurangabadi. Sayyid Sirajuddin, commonly known as Siraj Aurangabadi (1715 - 1763), was an Indian mystic poet who initially wrote in Persian and later started writing in Urdu. He was from Aurangabad, Deccan India.

[@shaistas9670]

ohh great info...i loved the depth of this poem..

[@hudamohammed5461]

Wowww ,Amazed by your knowledge May god increase you in your knowledge more Lots of love and peace

[@ilmeraza]

@@hudamohammed5461 YES YOU ARE RIGHT BRO I AM HAPPY AFTER SO MUCH TIME SEE TO OTHER PEOPLE LIKE YOU KNOWING VERY WELL WHERE IS THE ORIGIN

[@experts4811]

respect your language but there is a small mistake then it was not india it was baresaghir pak o hindh love from punjab 🥰🥰

[@fakhraawan532]

Esy commits hone chey Jo knowledge bhe day

[@vardaanbhalla]

Ali Sethi is beyond perfect but let's take a moment to appreciate the amount of love and passion Noah Georgeson has put in. Each and every instrument speaks for itself. I feel so blessed to co-exist in this era with such amazing artists. Someone once said "Shayari apna sangeet saath lekar aati hai." and I felt that in the line "Chali samt-E-Ghaib se ek hawa." No other composition could be so apt for this particular line. Siraj Aurangabadi deserves a bow! All in all, a faith-restoring eternal song. Congratulations to the team.

[@WAQASKHAN-iq4ig]

Yeah spot on the calmness of composition is perfect

[@ConsciousOblivion]

Thanks for putting it in words. The composition of these lines is truly amazing.

[@muhammadfaizan4426]

This song is like having chai at dusk with beating of unaccomplished heart on a roof, echoing under clear grey sky. Where's your only possession is your failures and the chai's cup which you are holding tightly and sipping through every bit of chai while affirming the fear of last sip. last sip, and then staring at the empty sky blindly, dulling proportional to the sun set, beating your chest so to signal the heart, that you lost every single chance to tell her. Now the sun has set taking all hopes with itself. Leaving you alone in darkness with a completely empty cup and over filled heart !

[@supriyagurule997]

True that🖤🖤

[@lavyanshkeshorts2906]

That's true

[@teena3646]

Bro... you should start writing

[@aadilshahzad4036]

sun is setting. it means it is "dusk" not "dawn"

[@tahirrashid6582]

Exactly

[@Rohwit]

A grown man, leaving too many comments, but what to do? I cannot find a better way to express my gratitude for this and for so many other gems you have given. Khoob jiyo Ali Khoob tarakki karo...Khoob gao. Love and love and love from India

[@krushnachChandra]

your comment

[@Rohwit]

@@krushnachChandra ??

[@krushnachChandra]

@@Rohwit this is what i wait

[@dextermorgan370]

@@Rohwit I've been searching your comment every time I listen to Ali's song. If Ali=Marcus Aurelius then you're Maximus. Hats off to you brother 🙌🙌

[@Rohwit]

@@krushnachChandra You sir, are too kind

[@kamblisatyajit]

This is the kind of music they play in heaven.

[@shuganu]

❤

[@thehush799]

Sahi hai bhai ♥️

[@yt1259i]

Been there?

[@aanya823]

This song has a world of its own!

[@ostrich.222]

Well said

[@rakshuu92]

Bilkul mishraji

[@anxfaxee3422]

Came here for Ali Sethi but became a fan of Siraj Aurangabadi... Urdu is such a beautiful language and Ali's lyrics choices are too good..

[@sadiaiqbaliqbal2681]

❤

[@shahzaibakbar7088]

When I grow up, I want to be half as talented as Ali Sethi. I mean I'm pretty grown up as it is but to make something even half as beautiful as this would mean that I've made it in life.

[@zu.8521]

@TALHA ABDULLAH I feel you!

[@waseemkhanbangash8769]

Witnessing the revival of Urdu again! hats off this is what our artists can achieve if they're not a sellout. A National asset balkay borders do not define this Gem. Long live love and long live the people who choose to live and love!

[@khanadnan1704]

Iam from Aurangabad and siraj sahabs grave is beside our colony

[@hinarahmat9040]

A rebel blessed with inner softness.

[@Rohwit]

Mashallah! So well put! Bless you for this.

[@anonymoushandle007]

Personally, after A.R. Rahman, Ali Sethi is the only musician whose songs have a sense completeness to them. You might not understand it at first, you might not even like it, but something will bring you back to it, and soon you will be addicted to them. Just like a drug. And the fact that you are from Pakistan only makes me feel that we are actually the same people, divided only by religion and politics. I will be eternally grateful to you for being you.❣

[@newtriangle9561]

ever heard of rohail hyaat?

[@tariqmushtaq7326]

You are hasty and judgmental

[@adnanjaved5502]

Strong words , although i am pakistani i still feel its bit unfair to compare him with great AR Rehman.

[@anonymoushandle007]

@@adnanjaved5502 I wrote "Personally" in the very beginning. Because I know others don't think or feel the same way.

[@anonymoushandle007]

@@tariqmushtaq7326 And you are not? Calling me hasty and judgemental without knowing my experiences and thought process?

[@shaloosharmaa]

I feel like i am at my Home, the home where soul is living with such divinity.

[@harsharam541]

I am listening to this song as I write. Ali Bhai, I've known this poem for a long time, but your rendering is something else, delicately otherworldly and infinitely melancholy, befitting a poem about a broken-hearted poet who found another kind of love. God bless you, Ali, and may your music find many listeners, in Pakistan, India, and the world. (From Berkeley, California).

[@hayah6583]

Beautifully said! That's exactly how I feel about this rendition💜

[@ShutterMurgh]

From Chan Kithan to Khabar e Tahayyur Ali has time and again proved that he is in a league of his own.He can outperform in any genre. Lafzo se nahi samjhaya jaa sakta hai aisa kuch asar hain Ali sethi ki aawaz aur sur main.. Prayers And Love From the land of Siraj Aurangabadi - Maharashtra,India❤

[@tiglathpileser3329]

I am from Aurangabad too!! ❤️

[@anksphenomenon]

"Jo kitab aql ki tak par.. so wahin dhari ki dhari rahi.." brilliant. fantastic. mesmerizing. :)

[@Affan.Saeed2010]

Ever heard a song, when your soul starts dancing? Yes, Ali saethi's has this sort of charismatic voice. What beautiful lyrics, what brilliant music. Thanks so much Ali for this masterpiece. I know it, this song will live with me forever ❤

[@Zarnab77]

Just wow.... Itna meetha song uspy aap ka ye comment... Just... Aaalaaww yar. I'm listening on loop.

[@rajnandinimukherjeeindu]

1700's me likha gaya hai... By Siraj Aurangabadi... 1700's man... People used to be more empathetic back then i feel... Ali Sethi soothing voice i can hear him all day and i am heading him all day long actually.

[@Affan.Saeed2010]

@@Zarnab77 same here :)

[@Affan.Saeed2010]

@@rajnandinimukherjeeindu true! Very true

[@BanhiSarkar]

This is how souls would sound when they're at peace ❤❤

[@shilpigupta9056]

Oh how beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@ishagogia6]

This comment ❤️

[@prajaktachavan3751]

Awwww😊

[@taniadutta6163]

Well said ❤❤

[@Sawleyhuh5000mg]

I listened to it 91 consecutive times .... unbelievable unbeatable unbreakable record

[@gulamgauskhan6933]

I just did 100 times lol

[@nitish803]

No matter how many views you will get on this, no matter how many likes you will get, this is one of the composition which gives meaning to the words, words which will be remembered forever & music that will touch every soul conquered in a battle which was meant to be lost.

[@christinagutierrez4720]

It's a long post but worth it. Khabar-e-tahayyur-e-ishq sunn, na junoon raha na pari rahi Na toh tu raha na toh mein raha, jo rahi so be-khabari rahi On learning the amazing saga of love, neither the frenzy (junoon) was left, nor did the sweetheart (pari) remain. I was ‘me’ no more, you were ‘thee’ no more; only a state of oblivion remained. This she'r reminds me of the lines from Rumi: I always thought that I was me - but no,I was you and never knew it. The consciousness of self is obstructive and it is only the removal of 'knowledge' and 'thought' (Rumi has used the words ‘thought’ and ‘knew’) that leads to the state of self-unconsciousness where the lover and the beloved become one. Shah-e-bekhudi ne ataa kia, mujhay ab libas-e-barahanagi Na khirad ki bakhiyagari rahi, na junoon ki pardadari rahi The gift of the ‘Lord of Ecstasy’ to me was a garb of nakedness. All that the wisdom had stitched was gone; the veil of madness no longer remained. At the spiritual level the couplet can be interpreted like this: My beloved, the shah-e-bekhudi has ripped naked my heart and soul, ridding them of the layers of stitching by the misguided intellect, which is nothing more than a veil of madness. The extreme of love endows the heart with divine purity. Reason and intellect have been viewed as hindrances, and the perceived sanity as madness. Chali simt-e-ghaib se aik hava, ke chaman zahoor ka jal gaya Magar aik shakh-e-nihal-e-gham, jise dil kahe so hari rahi A sweeping wind, which came from beyond the visible world, consumed the visible garden with fire; just one branch on the tree of grief, which they call heart, despite the blaze retained its green. The reference here is to the lost Paradise, and the perennial quest to re-unite with it. The Divine breeze would burn the worldly existence leaving behind the hope for reunion. The worldly existence (chaman) has been likened to a tree of sorrow and suffering, and the Divine breeze as the liberator. Nothing grows on that tree except sadness, caused by the separation from his beloved. Now that entire existence is gone, only the abode of the beloved (heart) has survived. Nazar-e-taghaful-e-yaar ka, gila kis zuban se bayan karoon Ke sharab-e-sad-qadaah aarzu, khum-e-dil mein thi so bhari rahi I am speechless to complain about the indifferent and uncaring glances (nazar-e-taghaful-e-yaar) of my beloved; the wine of desire that filled the heart remained suppressed, concealed. At the temporal level, these lines would simply suggest that there is a heart overflowing with desires which one is unable to express due to the indifferent looks of the beloved. At the metaphysical level it would suggest that the worldly desires are often out of sync with the Divine commandments. Woh ajab ghari thi mein jis ghari, liya dars nuskha-e-ishq ka Ke kitab aql ki taaq main, jyun dhari thi tyun hi dhari rahi It was at a moment strange that I read a book of love; the book of reason, brushed aside, remained shelved and sheathed. Reason (aql-o-khirad), the product of mind is considered a detriment, hindering the spontaneity of heart. A person guided by logic and reason is too calculative to be able to devote to pure love; whereas selfless love is motivated by heart and not mind. For that reason love and brain are just incompatible. Mind is deceitful, untrustworthy, selfish and devious whereas heart is pure, untainted and selfless. As Iqbal said: bekhatar kuud para aatishe-namrood mein ishq/aql thi mehvi-tamasha-e-lab-baam abhi Tere josh-e-hairat-e-husn ka, asar iss qadar so yahan hua Ke na aayine main jila rahi, na pari kuun jalva gari rahi Your bewitching beauty, love, such a spell did cast; the mirror stood bereft of gloss and beauty seemed to freeze. Bewildered by your beauty (Josh-e-hairat-e-husn), I had such a mark on my heart (yahan is a pointer towards the heart) that the heart (aayina , the mirror of heart) has lost all its shine (the basic quality of a mirror) and angel (pari is used as simile to refer profound beauty) had no beauty left to reveal (‘kuun’means ko). Kiya khak aatish-e-ishq ne dil-e-benava-e-Siraj ko Na khatar raha na hazar raha, magar aik be-khatari rahi The fire of love reduced to ashes Siraj’s voiceless heart; fears and cares got consumed, intrepid courage held the field. The fire of love (aatish-e-ishq) has burnt the voiceless heart (dil-e-benava) of Siraj to ashes. The heart is so liberated from fears (be-khatari) that there is no feeling of vulnerability or threat left. (As Iqbal has used the word bekhatar: bekhatar kood para aatish-e-namrood mein ishq).

[@humerashafiq9209]

....a soul meant to be lost...

[@nikhiljoshi264]

I bought an expensive headphone just to listen Ali Sethi.. This song is brilliant!!

[@graymango8917]

Which one...how much?

[@Factgasam]

Hahahaha same here nikhil like quite expensive only for his voice and the harmonics

[@farhatparveen9216]

It seems I am going to do the same

[@mehwish7844]

Wow... good 😊 tell me also any good headphones wanna buy..

[@dynamicachiever]

I bought a big expensive tv to watch his father najam sethi

[@chozinangmo321]

This song feels like a comforting and healing lullaby to a child whose innocence is lost for the first time when for the first time he realises that there are other languages people engage in besides love. Then mother cradles him with reassuring love.

[@prajaktachavan3751]

I teared up after reading your comment. Thought about my 3 year old.

[@TheDailynomics]

Just wanted to say one thing. Please do not stop making such wonderful music. Many people like me get life-revival potion from such honey-soaked melodies. No matter how much fame you get, the music you are making is something "divine"..And divinity doesn't need sanctions from commoners. It's already and always THE GREATEST. Love from Calcutta ❤️

[@insharose4790]

Until now i never believed music is a healer, this took me to whole different world of peace and content .i never felt this satisfied with music ever before. Thankyou so much Ali sethi.

[@iamhsk01]

Indeed !

[@fahad-f9w]

It is an adult's Lori.... with its each line giving a lesson...giving a bittersweet feeling...giving the courage to unwillingly accept everything and keep silent with a smile on your face and melt in your own existence....ISHQ

[@dr.sidrafarooq7831]

My first ever KZbin comment! This song is soul feeding! The most beautiful poetry blessed with such a divine voice. Perfection! Hats off to you ali!

[@Fictories]

Dr.sidra Farooq fyi there are other versions already available of this poetry.

[@aliabbasi6163]

Agreed

[@jadoonbacha2560]

Hello

[@ifrakhan98]

I don't know if it's your voice or the music or the lyrics deeper than my thoughts could ever wander does this to me whenever i listen to you. This pierced right through my heart. I feel like crying and miserable yet there's solace and so much peace. Not everyone can understand you and your artistry Ali.

[@niharikagayakwad8546]

Honestly this song had no business being this good and touching souls like it did.

[@YashiGupta007i]

I'm so thankful to you Ali, for letting us listen to your art. It's a privilege. I just started learning Urdu because it hit me listening to this, more than it has ever hit me before, that how beautiful Urdu is. I will update how that goes :)

[@saifali9334]

Any update? 😅

[@monikabarman4283]

Any update please.

[@YashiGupta007i]

I can write basic words in Urdu. Yet to learn the whole alphabet tho. Long, long way to go!

[@monikabarman4283]

@@YashiGupta007i best of luck dear. 🌹 I'm also learning Tamil. 🤗

[@mahiwalpeerzada6723]

Yashi, Urdu will be nectar to your ears..

[@chunksoffun4050]

Urdu and Pakistani musicians... Unbeatable combination ❤️❤️❤️❤️😍😍😍 i am smiling and crying at the same time, listening to this

[@anonymousanonymous1581]

निःशब्द हूँ मैं, अली सेठी जी, आप का तह e दिल से शुक्रिया गायन के क्षेत्र में आने के लिये I वर्ना आजकल के ज्यादातर गायक असल गायकी जानते ही नहीं और हम जैसे लोग उनके द्वारा परोसे गए कचरे को सुनने केलिए बाध्य हो जाते हैं 😢

[@sindhusivakami5295]

Goosebumps halfway through the song !! This song is so elevating, makes you want to sway in happiness or sadness I am just not sure. The music, the instruments, it's an entirely different feeling. Very soothing to the ears. Ali Sethi never disappoints, but how can someone be so good !!! IN LOVE WITH HIM AND THIS SONG !!!

[@aamnahere6250]

This is the best ghazal I've heard from Ali Sethi. This is his finest performance. Urdu is the most beautiful language in the world along with Farsi. The Bollywood trash that they serve as 'Urdu' is the most base and bastardized version of the language possible. Not only that it almost always seems superimposed. Thank you, Ali for singing this masterpiece. This shows the glory and magnificence of Urdu. Your tallafuz was very apt and your voice seemed as light as a feather. The lyrics are absolutely gorgeous. Loved it more than any other song you've sung. You make Pakistan proud.

[@joey6605]

Bro really no need to ridicule other languages just to elate urdu

[@aamnahere6250]

@@joey6605 I wasn't ridiculing another language but the fact that many Hindi speakers insist it is Urdu when it's not. They also mispronounce it while claiming it's not Urdu. Urdu is a much older language than Hindi and in my opinion, much more beautiful. Instead of trying to steal from it, people should learn it as a language. That's what I meant. Also I am a woman not a man :)

[@joey6605]

Hey. Yeah i read your user. Bro is a takia kalam of sorts. Sorry. And its cool.

[@Vladmir-Putin]

@@aamnahere6250 We need more people who are as passionate for Urdu language and literature as you are. A thumbs up from my end! 👍

[@SomeoneOnceBefore]

Kashif Khan Urdu is not “derived from Hindi”. They are both offshoots of an older Hindustani language, sometimes called Rekhta.

[@concernedhuman1518]

What mood is the singer expressing through the song - complain? regret? agony? lament? reminiscence? ecstasy? voidness? or something else? Then I realized that is the state of mind of a LOVER.

[@sanaqamar2331]

Exactly....a lover whose heart is aching for love.

[@vidyeshwarprasad6895]

Spellbinding...one is transported to the incredible world of divinity... Hats off to Janab Siraj Aurangabadi for the profound poetry , Ali Sethi ji for soulful rendition..n Noah Georgeson for awesome music which takes the rendition to another level. Therapeutic experience!

[@yasirmyh]

This song has taken me to places where I have only been in my dreams .. it’s almost flashes of different times and scenarios all put together in a montage .. I see myself in those montages and people I know, I met . All my senses are working , I could smell those times through the flashes and feel the weather on my skin . I totally agree with everyone Ali Sethi is a good singer but so is others working in a field never could I put a finger what makes me listen to Ali then . He has the art to take you on your own journey , the journey you have probably forgotten, bad or good just makes you see yourself from the outside in that snow globe . Bless him !! keep doing what you are doing Ali you don’t know what you are doing but definitely a chosen one .

[@bhkarts878]

Whenever I listen to this masterpiece, it always reminds me of the day my mother left me all alone in this world.... Mjhe aj bhi yaad hai jab mene unka hath pakra hua tha ambulance men or barish horahi thi... chali simt e gaib se ik hawa... k chamman zuhoor ka jal gaya.... magr ek shakh e nihaar ghum... jisey dil kahen so harri rahi.... jab musalsal unhen takleef me dekhne k bad mene dua ki k aye Allah men tumhari raza men razi hun, jo tumhara faisla ho, mjhe tumse koi shikayat nahn hogi, bus meri ammi ko aziyat or takleef se bachalen, unke lye asani karden.... Woh ajab gharri thi k jis gharri, liya dars nuskha e ishq ka.... jo kitaab aqal ki kitaab par.... so wahin dhari ki dhari rahi.... Na to tu raha, na hi men raha... jo rahi so bekhabri rahi...... Allah jannat ul firdour men unhen jaga de...jannat k bhagon me unhen rakhe...ameen sum ameen

[@Maryam_195]

AMEEN. she must ve looking after u ♥️

[@nidaalam6584]

Ameen, don't worry dear, she must be happy there in'sha'allah

[@farahbukhari6645]

I completely understand ur feelings i have been to this situation Allah kabhi kisi ko ese haal se na guzare.. Life is miserable sometimes

[@rashidali6724]

Ameen 🥺

[@ummrawamus]

aameen... mere bhai ... aap apni ammi ke liyay bohot dua kiya karo... yahi dua ab unnkay kaam aaegi.. buss achhay achhay kaam karo aur unnkay liyay sadqa e jaariya bano.. songs bhi sunna chhor do. Quraan ki tilaawat suna karo. bohot sukoon milayga. Quraan se jur jao. maine bhi songs sunna chhor diya hai. buss lyrics jaanni thi issliyay sunn liya.. Allaah Taalah mujhay maaf kardain...

[@exoticboy8]

He has an outstanding control over his voice...

[@mohammadagha5734]

yes man

[@junaidfaheem]

Tears in my eyes while listening to this masterpiece.May Allah bless you. Keep Shining ♥️

[@TechwithSamyak]

Listening to this at 2 AM in the night, It feels divine and heavenly. Accidentally stumbled upon it on Spotify and it's been on repeat since then. Teary eyed. Can't express myself. Love & respect from Jammu & Kashmir ❤️

[@3amg]

For all these months of no internet, I always thought of ur channel. Thanks alot for such gems. Love from Kashmir 💚🖤❤

[@sanodecardiac7962]

Love you from pak

[@javaidsdar]

We the pakistani love you folks beyond words.

[@javaidsdar]

@@mystical_peace Reason is pretty simple, my ancesters came from phelgham.

[@EmirateOfHind]

May allah free you from tyrants, from indian muslim ❤️😔

[@aapkefather1872]

@@javaidsdar Maybe you should love Baloch more than the Kashmiris.

[@mehakqamar633]

This is pure art, I cried while listening to this.

[@emadafzal9877]

Mehak Qamar same

[@emadafzal9877]

🤔🤔

[@rigourmortis6445]

Oh my God! How incredibly powerful the 2nd couplet is! My understanding is that the poet is alluding to the end of the world or Qayamat. A strong firey wind will blow from some unknown source destroying everything we see. But his grieving heart will survive even that final calamity and will still continue to grieve beyond the end of times! In other words, his grief has no end. It is timeless, imperishable!!!

[@mozgankhan3175]

I am addicted to this Ghazal since January 2020. کتنی خوبصورت غزل ہے۔ اردو شاعروں کی زبان ہے۔

[@vatsla_s]

Ali Sethi's voice is divine. These four minutes I drifted away to another world. blissful.

[@AtifAliMusic]

I have no words to describe the magical effect this song has on the listener. Everything about this song is immense beauty!! The visuals are very intelligently done. The vocals are unapologetically imperfect yet just perfect! After a very long time have i heard a song with so much honesty put into the complete production process. Purely enchanting!

[@jayeshdesai8801]

Emotion game strong. The feeling is completely serene when a song brings out so much emotion. Peace to the mind. Calmness in the chaos. Thank you so much for this treat Ali Sir. ❤

[@jisanulhaque5389]

Couldn't stop listening to this song, it just touches my heart so deeply... I am blessed to be part of this genre where singers like Ali Sethi exist. I think he is still underrated, a gem like him should reach to more hearts!!

[@rkatewinslet6657]

mashallah

[@basicbase749]

3:04 Your voice just flowed like honey dripping down and not willing to stop

[@anumilyas7955]

Woww ur words! 💗❤

[@suvarnabhalekar3272]

I don't know why people dislikes talent like this.. if this is not masterpiece then I don't know which song is.. I must say music is the only thing that holds 🇮🇳🇵🇰 together... love from India keep going Allah bless you with all the happiness ahead

[@Rohwit]

My time is divided in just two activities. One when I am listening to this, the other times when I am thinking about this. Itna khoobsurat koi kaise gaa sakta hai Ali? Kaise? Love from Lucknow, India

[@santanadebbarma5885]

Bro I just discovered ISHQ while listening a random Spotify playlist. I just bought Spotify premium to download in the highest quality . Now gonna buy a 20k headphone just to listen him everywhere .

[@syedmansoorh]

Beautiful! Don’t know if I should focus on the hauntingly beautiful vocals or the poetry, the music or the video. Will have to listen to this a couple of dozens of times to fully understand and appreciate this. ✌🏽👍🏽✌🏽

[@allpanicnodiscoo]

You and I both, my friend. I feel like I'm incapable of fully appreciating this masterpiece. Have been listening to it over and over again. Urgh. Words can't describe the feelings in me rn. What a beauty! ❤️

[@syedmansoorh]

Sanjana Sharma it’s goosebumps depressive and sad but somewhere also lights up a little fire in you.

[@supriyagurule997]

@@syedmansoorh True that😇

[@mustafeezkhan5]

You can't find a ghazal in this era with such a beautiful complementing music and video. Bravo !

[@Raghibsays]

In my concerns there is no one rather than this man who is doing justice to classical music. He has a higher level than usual musicians.

[@arjss]

Takes you to a different world, brilliant voice.

[@samiawasid7749]

ali sethi is so underrated. He deserves all the appreciation and praise!!

[@src1652]

I cannot get enough of this song.. on loop been more than 3 hrs...

[@sakeenabhatt]

The one person who is gonna reccommend me songs like this , is going to be my future partner 🖤

[@shabbiraasi591]

let's go then 😉

[@asmitasrivastava3272]

Ditto

[@heatherbloom5426]

Someone recommended me this and then ask for it and I said no 🤐

[@lifeisbeautiful304]

Haha

[@hassanamjad1785]

Tmhen to mai disco dewanay recomend krun 😂

[@shaghymughalproductions861]

Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaar. I use to play your songs as background music when I'm working. This song got autoplayed today. My hands stopped working, eyes got closed and soul started (like) dancing with the rhythm. Mannnnn I can't describe it into words. Can I attach some of my tears??

[@wardarasool7800]

Same

[@alieffendi4224]

Siraj Aurangabadi..the jewel of Dakkan

[@rohitkumarverma8574]

Finally KZbin recommendation learnt to suggest some real good music!! Mashalaah!!

[@VikramSingh-nw5xp]

I am a simple Guy! I see his notification! I come here...because I know it's gonna be a Soul healing Song 💖✌️

[@devdhard4452]

Sir, thanks a lot for giving me peace through your songs.... ❤ Lots of respect and love for you from India..🇮🇳

[@zubairmirza836]

Ali sethi seems to be the last man standing, when it comes to Ghazal's. This dying Genre of Music needs more Ali sethi's.

[@mainakbhattacharyya8988]

That's literally how ANGELS are supposed to sound... You are a farishta bro....❤️❤️❤️

[@vaibhavdlv]

When something reminds you of your first love, and the heartbreak after that and the heartache for years after that... It's something special!! Cheers!

[@syedalishanzaidi1]

This ghazal was written by Siraj Aurangabadi, the great Urdu poet nearly 250 years ago.

[@rajnandini2237]

Ali sethi saved by soul,he brought my soul from fake emotions to real humanity Emotion,simple,basic Grounded.much love from 🇮🇳.

[@phoenixgage8371]

How come I never heard about this underrated piece of art..This song just replicates what my heart lasts for!

[@abd5182010]

I must say after some time people will recognize Najam Sethi Sahab by Ali Sethi. I feel proud you are Pakistani. Love you bro. Keep it up..❤🇵🇰

[@suyashpatel4342]

Yeahh right brother

[@zarnaabaswad7617]

Transcendent. Tugs your heartstring and touches your soul.

[@bhardwajsumit01]

Stumbled upon this song in the Morning and out of nowhere i am again forming a long lost habit of guiding myself to sleep at night with headphones in and guess what, this song is on repeat. A masterpiece by Ali Sethi, a treat to ears and soul.. one thing i know for sure I would definitely sleep better today😍😍 22/12/2021: its been more than a year and still in love with this song.. its 2AM and i am putting myself to sleep hearing this, yet again. 🥰

[@lirtowh124]

Ali Sethi is an underrated gem!

[@abhishekchadha242]

Thank you so much Ali. Aapko zara der se dhoondh paya par khush kismat hu ki aapka music suna :)

[@karankaviraj]

Bahut he khoobsurat aawaj hai aapki bhai... love from India 🇮🇳

[@arcchitjain]

I think this song has instantly gotten into my top 10 favourite songs.. Will listen it on loop so it could touch my soul. This song has that potential. Not many songs are like this.

[@hoejackborseman]

Share your top ten, your music taste must be great.

[@anusheh6776]

One of the most beautiful sounds I’ve ever heard. Truly magic to the ears 🙌

[@NidahMeer]

Um at a cafe ..its snowing here n um listening to this ...i swear um about to lose myself ..everything is blurry ..tears are about to flow ..um fighting at this moment ...i remember the betrayal..i remember everything,tht pain ,the suffocation ,i remember how unkind u were and still are to me ...i dont need u back but its just about the trust i had on u ..i lost everything .. everything 🙂

[@majid0613]

1.Chann Kithan 2.Kithey Nain Na Jori 3.Khabar -e- Tahaiyur -e- Ishq 4.Kab Tak Dil Ki Khair 5.Ranjish Hi Sahi 6.Ishq 7.Dil Lagayen 8.Mere Aur Hai Iraadey 9.Chadni Raat 10.Mere Humnafas He is truly a separate dimension of music:)

[@alisiddiqui1162]

thanku for this list ❤❤❤

[@meghnamandal3411]

You forgot Gulo me rang bhare

[@ShivanshuSingh1908]

@@meghnamandal3411came to comment this only 😀

[@hirarazaq4689]

❤

[@farisshahab3904]

27 years of my life wasted on listening to other songs. This is the best song I have ever listened in my entire life. Melody, lyrics, composition, and of course the most soulful Ali sethi's voice it's just a master piece

[@nishadutta9840]

I don't understand the meaning of these lines tho but it brings tears everytime I listen to this. I don't know if it is the music, the texture of your voice or the feeling this song brings with it, but I feel safe and happy and at peace. I actually am glad for your existence. 😭❤️.

[@raheelkhan7119]

There are two version of 2nd line as per written 1- Chaali Simt-e-Ghayb se "kya" Hawa , kay Chaman "Zahoor" ka Jal gaya 2-Chaali Simt-e-Ghyb se "Ek" Hawa kay Chaman "Suroor" ka jal gaya in 1: its means "A wind so much different then ordinary worldly wind(what a wind..!!) blew from the place where destinies are written than garden of "Zuhoor" (Zuhoor means appearance of everything that our eyes can see or wanted to see) is burnt with that wind " because when wind reached us, we got the reality that things, beauty, love we were seeing was not the real peace of mind and joy of life in world , we were just supposing our little world between two persons or creating our visual perception of reality that loving someone is enough for us and for our joy of heart and we thought there is no more joy than this- when wind reached and destroyed garden means Reality become visible to us , Such appearance of world was not good because it was barrier in the way of divine love. in 2 : it means "A wind is blew from the nowhere, which burnt the Garden of "Suroor" , Suroor means the joy and pleasure which our heart attain via our eyes. Now Actually heart is Master of human body, heart itself can see without eyes, but as we made habit for it to stay idle and we will allow you to see things through eyes, heart than become dependent on eyes. Sight of eyes is limited but heart can see real and the stuff beyond the thing we watch with eyes. Now Eyes are actually obstacle in the way of opening of our heart sight. Therefore the Hijab from divine love and reality of world as well as the dependency of heart on eyes to watch beauty is burnt down with the Wind blew from God's will and the place where our destinies are written. At the end everything which are mentioned above (appearance (temporary beauty of wordly beloved ) OR things which give joy to our heart through eyes ) are burnt , but One thing Left .... The branch of Sorrow Tree which is heart.. Heart did not burnt because heart knew the reality from beginning but eyes manipulate images to heart because we want those temporary joys for us But heart know reality that it is not real joy.. somehow Human Fitrat is that heart will always know reality from the birth of Human, always wanted to be close to his creator but eyes makes him avoided from that , so heart remains non Burned because it always gives right path to human. You mixed up these two lines , you Crossover them... don't what will be the meaning now ---//// SORRY FOR BAD ENGLISH

[@kartikaybhardwaj3528]

This is something out of this world. We're blessed to have an artist like Ali bhai in this time. Been hearing this song on loop.

[@SHERRYSAZO]

Believe me man! Just tears and tears and those memories in my tears . 💔😥

[@DRGUL-lz9zp]

I just discovered this one by Ali Sethi. I'm stunned into silence by the beauty of this rendition. Wow....Just wow!

[@Rohwit]

It’s just not possible to envelope the beauty of this rendition in words. We arent blessed like Ali who can effortlessly convey the exact feel. Sach kaha hai kisi ne, jo dil se nikalti hai, seedhe dil tak pahuchti hai. Siraj sahab must have smiled. I know lesser mortals like all of us did. Love from India. Hamesha.

[@md.fakharuddin4848]

Apart from the music, your such wisely written comments also comforts the soul, bhai. ❤

[@Rohwit]

Md. Fakharuddin It is all Ali who triggers these things. Everything to him. Thanks for the kind words anyway mere bhai

[@Hzjsjekksns]

Es sy bahtraeeen awaz india pak main koi nahi..ager merit base py faisla kia jaey..mashallah brother u r real blessed❤️

[@pallabimohanty5995]

If you ever read this. I'm so obsessed with your voice❤️ I first came across ranjish hi sahi and it was on loop for idk how many days, then ishq, then chaandni raat, and now!!! I just hope you get the recognition you deserve because trust me people are making shit music these days, WE NEED YOU, AND YOUR SONGS!

[@PakistaniReacts]

How are you so good bro. damn

[@Rohwit]

Effortlessly. That’s how.

[@ziyanshirazi]

You've got nice taste farrukh bhai

[@IrfanAliTaj]

Came here really late but loving it.