Naaz sahib asked Niazi that why he sung his poetry without his permission. Tum Ek Gorakh Dhanda Ho (You are a Puzzle) Muhammad Siddique (12 December 1947 12 December 2010), pen name Naz Khialvi, was a Pakistani lyricist and radio broadcaster, who is mainly known for his Sufi verse Tum Ek Gorakh Dhanda Ho (You are a Puzzle), later sung by Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, a legendary Qawwali singer, making both of them a household name. Same way Ata Ullah Niazi sung two cassettes comprising poetry of Naaz shaib. How much revenue this qavali has earned? No body knows, it was a record breaking selling album. Naaz sahib did it for very little amount of money for Nusrat. Somebody told him about Naaz sahib and he met Naaz sahib and requested personaly to write a qavaali for him. Nusrat sahib belongs to Faisalabad and he had relations with radio people also. “Tum Ik Gorakh Dhanda hoo” was just a routine poetry for Naaz shaib, but became special due to Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. His poetry has reached the level of “miraaaj” but the media is in control. Naaz sahib is of 55 years age (aprox) but he is still unmarried. The program is being broadcasted from Radio Faisalabad.
His only source of income is a punjabi radio program “sandhal Dharti” which he is hosting since many years. As he bolongs to a remote area, therefore he got less chances to come in lime light. You can find out more about that on the Objects: Past and Present page.Naaz Khialvi is doing Urdu and Punjaabi poetry since last 30 years (aprox). To see and hear this classic by the master himself follow the link below.Īs for the story behind the logo, it is based on a significant Indus Valley statuette. Which was then turned into a Qawwali song by Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. The phrase was popularised by Pakistani lyricist Naz Khialvi in his poem, Tum Ek Gorakh Dhanda Ho (you are a puzzle). Of going down a rabbit hole to find a more complicated rabbit warren which you then have to slowly have to figure out. I chose this as the site for the site because it seemed to perfectly decribe the process of researching this region. Take a look at this page to find out more Kacha Meanings in English. A common phrase Duniya Aik Gorakh Dhanda (. In this whole Qawali, he is communicating with God and expressing the world that how he searched for God and means that he used to Find God but Didn’t succeed at all and everytime he has to give up his efforts by saying You are a Baffling Puzzle (Tum ek Gorakh Dhandha ho). In the same sense, in contemporary context, it refers to a complicated and complex task or matter. Tum ek Gorakh Dhanda ho is a Masterpiece by Legend Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan (Voice) and Naz Khialvi (Verses).
The other similar words are Mushkil Masla, Pareshani, Herani, Uljan, Mama, Uqda, Gorkh Dhanda and Paheli. Answer (1 of 15): Gorakh Dhanda ( ) historically refers to a kind of a very complicated lock which used to be very hard to open. You might even prefix all the articles with ‘don’t quote me on this.’.The discourse and discussion will probably change as time goes on so this site is hopefully a place for research to evolve and develop.Īnd for the non Urdu speakers who may happen to read this, you may be wondering what 'Gorak Dhanda' means? It is an Urdu phrase used to describe a puzzle or complicated matter. The Urdu Word Meaning in English is Unpuzzled. And although I will endeavour to research things rigorously, it is possible for mistakes to be made. The only certain thing is that all the topics will be about or associated with the archaeology and heritage of Pakistan. That means that it will be sporadically written and covering a diverse array of topics when it suits me. An experiment by a person with some academic qualifications, some commercial archaeology experience and far too much time spent alone with their thoughts. Rather this is a kind of academic exercise. That would mean there would be (likely) numerous highly qualified people involved and, I am sure, more rigorous oversight. This is by no means an official website, affiliated with an academic institution or organisation.
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