Liked on YouTube: Pathanay KhaN sings Khawaja Ghulam Farid- Meda ishaq vii tooN (with lyrics)

Pathanay KhaN sings Khawaja Ghulam Farid- Meda ishaq vii tooN (with lyrics)
میڈا عشق وی تُوں، میڈا یار وی تُوں میڈا دین وی تُوں، ایمان وی تُوں۔ ۔ ۔ famous sarikee kalam by Pathanay khaN lyrics Meda Ishq Vi Toon Meda Yaar Vi Toon Meda Deen Vi Toon Eeman Vi Toon Meda Jism Vi Toon Meda Rooh Vi Toon Meda Qalb Vi Toon Jind Jaan Vi Toon Meda Kaba Qibla Masjid Mimbar Mushaf Te Quran Vi Toon Mede Farz Fareezay, Hajj, Zakataan Soum Salaat Azaan Vi Toon Meri Zohd Ibadat Ta'at Taqwa Ilm Vi Toon Irfan Vi Toon Mera Zikr Vi Toon Meda Fikr Vi Toon Mera Zouq Vi Toon Wajdan Vi Toon Meda Sanwal Mithra Shaam Saloona Mun Mohan Janaan Vi Toon Meda Murshid Haadi Peer Tareeqat Shaikh Haqaa'iq Daan Vi Toon Meda Aas Ummed Te Khattaya Wattaya Takia Maan Taran Vi Toon Mera Dharam Vi Toon Meda Bharam Vi Toon Meda Sharam Vi Toon Meda Shaan Vi Toon Meda Dukh Sukh Ro'wan Khilan Vi Toon Meda Dard Vi Toon Darmaan Vi Toon Mda Khushiyan Da Asbaab Vi Toon Mede Soolaan Da Samaan Vi Toon Mera Husn Te Bhaag Suhaag Vi Toon Meda Bakht Te Naam Nishaan Vi Toon Meda Ishq Vi Toon Meda Yaar Vi Toon Meda Deen Vi Toon Eeman Vi Toon Meda Jism Vi Toon Meda Rooh Vi Toon Meda Qalb Vi Toon Jind Jaan Vi Toon Meda Kaba Qibla Masjid Mimbar Mushaf Te Quran Vi Toon Meda Ishq Vi Toon Meda Yaar Vi Toon Meda Deen Vi Toon Eeman Vi Toon Meda Ishq Vi Toon Meda Yaar Vi Toon Aaa Ooo (Chants...) Meda Dekhan Bhalan Jachan Jochan Samjhan Jaan Sunjaan Vi Toon Mede Thadray Saah Te Monjh Munjhari Hanjroon De Tofaan Vi Toon Mede Tilk Tilo'ay Seendhaan Mangaan Naaz Nihoray Taan Vi Toon Medi Mehdni Kajal Misaag Vi Toon Medi Surkhi Beera Paan Vi Toon Meda Ishq Vi Toon Meda Yaar Vi Toon Medi Wehshat Josh Junoon Vi Toon (Aaa) Meda Garya Aa'h O Faghan Vi Toon (Aaa) Meda Awwal Aakhir Andar Bahir Zahir Te Pinhaan Vi Toon Tooon Meda Ishq Vi Toon Meda Yaar Vi Toon Aaaa Meda Waal Aakhir Andar Baahir Zahir Te Pinhaan Vi Toon Meda Badal Barkha Khimniyan Gajaan (Aaa) Barish Te Baraan Vi Toon Meda Mulk Malir Te Maro Khalra Rohi Cholistaan Vi Toon Je Yaar Farid Qabool Karay Srikaar Vi Toon Sultaan Vi Toon Na Taan Kehtar Kamtar Ahqar Adna La-Shay La-Imkaan Vi Toon Meda Ishq Vi Toon Meda Yaar Vi Toon *** Pathanay Khan (real name: Ghulam Muhammad; 1926 -- 2000) was a great folk singer from Pakistan. His singing style was mostly Kafi or Ghazal, and were largely based on the Sufi poetry of Khwaja Ghulam Farid and Shah Hussain. He was born in 1926 in the village Basti Tambu Wali, situated in the heart of the Thal Desert, several miles from Kot Addu (Punjab). Life Pathanay Khan was very attached to his mother. She took good care of him and tried to educate him. However, he, like his father Khameesa Khan, spent his time wandering, contemplating and singing. His nature lured him away from school after the seventh class/standard. He began singing, mostly the Kafis of Khwaja Ghulam Farid, the saint of Bahawalpur. His first teacher was Baba Mir Khan, who taught him everything he knew. Singing alone did not earn him enough, so the young Pathanay Khan started collecting dry logs for his mother, who used to prepare bread for the villagers. This enabled the family to earn a very modest living. It is said that remembering those days brought tears to his eyes and he believed that it was his love for God, music, and Khawaja Farid that gave him strength to bear the burden. Pathanay Khan adopted singing as a profession in earnest after his mother's death. His singing had the capacity to bewitch his listeners, and he could sing for hours on. When he was only a few years old, his father brought his third wife home, so his mother decided to leave his father. She took her son along and went to Kot Addu to stay with her father. When the boy fell seriously ill, his mother took him to a syed's house. The syed's wife looked after him and his mother to change his name because it seemed too heavy for him. Her daughter commented that he looked like Pathana (in that region, a name symbolising love and valour), and so from that day onwards he was known as Pathanay Khan. His mother credited the new name for saving the child's life. Achievements He was given the President's Pride of Performance Award. Death Pathanay Khan died after a protracted illness at his native town of Kot Addu on Thursday March 9, 2000. His funeral was largely attended by people including poets, intellectuals, lawyers, educationalists and district officials. He was laid to rest at his native graveyard in Kot Addu.