Sufi rythms
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- 297.4 GIL
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297.4 BAL Essence of sufism | 297.4 BRI Britannica guide to the Islamic world | 297.4 CHI Sufism | 297.4 GIL Sufi rythms | 297.4 HUS Sufism and bhakti movement | 297.4 ISL Islamic world / edited by Andrew Rippin | 297.4 POE Poetics and politics of sufism and bhakti in South Asia |
In Sufi Rhythms a selection of the compositions of the Sufi poets of the Punjab have been rendered in free verse. They presented
different linguistic registers. To begin with were the steady rhythms of Baba Farid and Sultan Bahu. They were followed by the
extremely sophisticated diction and concepts of Shah Hussain. The fourth register was that of Bulleh Shah with his rustic, down
to earth, very popular lore. With Laeeq Babree the tone and texture changed radically. The voice of Babree is pure and sublime,
deeply rooted in Sufi metaphysics no doubt but there is also a very prominent streak of post- modern consciousness.
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