Naseema janib e bath guzar kun--Mehfil e urs shareef ---Gulfam Mushtaq qawal

"Naseema Janib-e-Batha Guzar Kun” A kalam which is deeply emotional and spiritual piece of poetry in which the poet addresses the gentle morning breeze (Naseem) as a messenger. The phrase “Janib-e-Batha” refers to the sacred land of Makkah (Batha valley), a place of immense holiness in Islam. The poet humbly requests the breeze to travel towards this blessed land and convey their heartfelt salutations to the Holy Prophet ﷺ. The central theme of the kalam is Ishq-e-Rasool (love for the Prophet ﷺ). The poet expresses an intense longing and emotional attachment, highlighting the pain of being physically distant from the sacred places of Makkah and Madinah. Since the poet cannot personally visit, they turn to nature—specifically the breeze—as a symbolic medium to deliver their message of love and respect. The breeze is personified as a loyal and gentle carrier of emotions. This literary device enhances the beauty of the kalam, as it shows how even elements of nature participate in expressing devotion. The poet requests the breeze to present their salaam (greetings) at the blessed court of the Prophet ﷺ with utmost humility and adab (respect). Another important aspect of this kalam is its spiritual depth and humility. The poet does not claim worthiness but instead shows a sense of helplessness and longing, which reflects true devotion. This humility strengthens the emotional impact and connects deeply with listeners who share similar feelings of love for the Prophet ﷺ. The kalam also creates a vivid spiritual imagery of the sacred lands. By mentioning Batha (Makkah), it reminds the listener of the holy environment associated with the Prophet ﷺ, increasing the emotional and religious significance of the poetry. #DargahAhmed #Kurnool #sufism #ishqeRasool #Mehfileurs #Urus2026 #qawali