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Aik Halki Halki aahat

 Halki Halki Aahat

“Aik Halki Halki Aahat hai” is a stunning poem by the legendary Urdu-Hindi poet, Qateel Shifai. It was performed by the renowned classical singer and Ghazal Queen, Madam Iqbal Bano, in the film “Ishq e Laila”. This rendition is a tribute from Sara Raza Khan to Madam Iqbal Bano. Lyrics for the song and translations are available in Hindi, Urdu, and English, accompanied by subtitles.


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Lyrcis of Aik halki Halki Aahat Hai In Urdu,Hindi and Translation in English

1. AIk Halki Halki Aahat hai
AIk Mehka Mehka Saya hai
Ye Kon Khayalon main Mujhko
Deewana Bananey aaya hai 
Sound is a slow step
A scented shade
That is what I think
It makes me crazy
ایک ہلکی ہلکی آہٹ ہے 
ایک مہکا مہکا سایہ ہے 
یہ کون  خیالوں میں مجھ کو
دیوانہ بنانے آیا ہے 
एक हल्की हल्की आहट है 
एक महका महका साया है 
यह कौन मुझको ख्यालों में 
दीवाना बनाने आया है
2.  Kuch Kehti Hoi wo Unki Nazar
Bijli Bhi Nahi Shola Bhi Nahi
*Ik Pal Ko Bhi Magr dil ko Hum ne
Seeney main Sulagta paya hai
*Note: Poet uses “Is per” But Singers can edit and modify the lyrics while singing so, Sara Raza Used “ik Pal” here  
something was in his look
That isn’t a flame or electric
But this time we are at the heart
Felt a burning sensation in the chest
کچھ کہتی ہوئی وہ ان کی نظر 
بجلی بھی نہیں شعلہ بھی نہیں 
اک پل بھی مگر دل کو ہم نے 
سینے میں سلگتا پایا ہے 
कुछ कहती हुई उनकी नजर
 बिजली भी नहीं शोला भी नहीं 
उस पर भी मगर दिल को हमने
 सीने में सुलगता पाया है 
3. Zulfon Ko Chhupa Kar Chehrey Ko
Hum Apne Aap se Sharmaaey
Bhooley Se Humarey Honton Per
Jab Naam tumhara aaya hai
I hid my face with hair
I was in full shy
on my Forgotten lips 
When was your name
زلفوں میں چھپا کر چہرے کو 
ہم اپنے آپ سے شرمائے 
بھولے سے ہمارے ہونٹوں پر 
جب نام تمہارا آیا ہے
जुल्फों को छुपाकर चेहरे पर 
हम अपने आप से शर्मआए 
भूले से हमारे होठों पर
 जब नाम तुम्हारा आया है 
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Sufi music, known for its devotional nature, finds its roots in the works of renowned Sufi poets such as Rumi, Hafiz, Bulleh Shah, Amir Khusrow, Khwaja Ghulam Farid, Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai and Sachal Sarmast. Well-known forms of this musical genre include Qawwali and Nanik Shahi (Yaktara Music), both widely prevalent in the Sufi culture of the Indian Subcontinent. But it is not limited to these forms; music also plays a crucial role in the Sema ceremony conducted by the whirling dervishes.
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The year 2005 saw Rabbi Shergill’s release of a Sufi rock hit termed “Bulla Ki Jaana”. This track became immensely popular, topping charts in both India and Pakistan.

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