Ginan: Aatamaaraam tame baraa ginani – O’ sincere soul! You are the supreme scholar

Ginan: Pir Sadr al-Din
Reciter: Shamshu Bandali Haji (Alwaez) – http://ginans.usask.ca/recitals/500520
Text: Ali Jan Damani

 

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