Sufism in India - when and how!

First Previous

Page

Next Last

Frequent Posters

amukta

@amukta

Dazzler

Posted: 14 years ago

#11

thanks for the wondeful post.

Quote

sunom

@sunom

Inactive

Posted: 14 years ago

#12

thanks for the post ,..................... why?

what is here aunt in this post

after doing copy from any website without following the good things, this post is irritating me

there is nothing in this post which can benefit anybody

Quote

Looks like you are new here. Register for free, learn and contribute.

Rimpa.

@Rimpa.

Inactive

Posted: 14 years ago

#13

Thanks Jaspalji for posting interesting facts😊

Quote

Jaspal

@JasToronto

Dazzler

Posted: 14 years ago

#14

Originally posted by: sunom
thanks for the post ,..................... why?

what is here aunt in this post

after doing copy from any website without following the good things, this post is irritating me

there is nothing in this post which can benefit anybody

Your web? post it what do you have on your web!

My post it 100 % original and I haven't taken a single word from any web on the net. Go ahead and prove it.

We all know who you are and jumping here and there on this Forum.

Quote

amukta

@amukta

Dazzler

Posted: 14 years ago

#15

Originally posted by: JaspalToronto
Your web? post it what do you have on your web!

My post it 100 % original and I haven't taken a single word from any web on the net. Go ahead and prove it.

We all know who you are and jumping here and there on this Forum.

I have no idea what this person is saying?Even if we copy and post some imp.info there is nothing wrong.As long as we are giving info to others and not cursing others ...it is fine.Don,t take this to heart.You do not have to defend yourself Jaspal....we all enjoyed reading and thanks again.

Edited by amukta - 14 years ago

Quote

tulipbaby53

@tulipbaby53

Trailblazer

+ 2

Posted: 14 years ago

#16

this is a wonderful post, and i learned so much from it. i was asking my mom a few weeks ago where sufism developed from. i really loved it, and thank you so much for making such a lovely post.

don't worry about Sunom-ji. they probably are having some personal conflicts, so they took it out here.

God bless you for sharing such lovely information and making such a peaceful post.

Quote

sunom

@sunom

Inactive

Posted: 14 years ago

#17

the topic started does not know anything by himself about sufism.

Otherwise he had to post all songs of kabir das jee, bulleshah jee, khawaja ji

He is just making his points to impress here other members.

Edited by sunom - 14 years ago

Quote

tulipbaby53

@tulipbaby53

Trailblazer

+ 2

Posted: 14 years ago

#18

Originally posted by: sunom
the topic started does not know anything by himself about sufism.
Otherwise he had to post all songs of kabir das jee, bulleshah jee, khawaja ji
He is just making his points to impress here other members.

this a peaceful topic. don't throw in negativity like this and ruin the purpose of it. if jaspal-ji says they did not post from the web, then believe them and enjoy the topic.

if you have any other insight on sufism, perhaps you should share it.

Quote

Jaspal

@JasToronto

Dazzler

Posted: 14 years ago

#19

Originally posted by: tulipbaby53

this a peaceful topic. don't throw in negativity like this and ruin the purpose of it. if jaspal-ji says they did not post from the web, then believe them and enjoy the topic.

if you have any other insight on sufism, perhaps you should share it.

You want Dohas from Kabir dass ji, Kafis from baba Bulee shah and Kwalis sung in Kwaja Chisti sahibs appreciation, no problem, I will post them. By the way some of Bulle shah's songs has already been posted.

@ tulipbaby,

thanks dear for the understanding and support. As a matter of fact I should have indicated the referance books which have been used to prepare the post. Anyways, better late than never. I have used the following books:

1. Max Arther Macauliffe - Oxford University press (1909)

2.Text Book of B.A. - Punjabi university - Patiala - 5 th Edition 1978

3. Bhagat Darshan - by Pratap Singh Giani (2003) Singh brothers Amritsar.