I lived from 1723-1810. I was from India, and am in the Asian category.
Syed Amanullah Meer Taqi was the only son of a Sufi saint, Meer Muttaqi. When Meer was a little child, his father looking at his face used to say which is this fire burning within your heart that is reflecting on your face. Sufis are lovers of God and so he thought that it was the fire of love for Allah. Living in a atmosphere of sufism at a very young age had profound effect on Meer. He did not have much desires for worldly things.
While on his death bed, his father instructed Meer to "Adopt the path of love. A life without love is an ordeal and losing one's heart in love is the real art. Though this path is riddled with difficulties, love is what drives the world." This is a philosophy reflected by Meer in most of his works.
While on his death bed, his father instructed Meer to "Adopt the path of love. A life without love is an ordeal and losing one's heart in love is the real art. Though this path is riddled with difficulties, love is what drives the world." This is a philosophy reflected by Meer in most of his works.
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My poetry
- hastee apnee Hubaab kee see hai
ye numa'ish suraab kee see hai31 lines, 3 comments - be-KHudee le ga'ee kahaaN ham ko
der se intaZaar hai apnaa11 lines, 1 comment - Phirtay hay'N Meer Khwar Koi PooChta Nahi'N
Is Aashqee may'N Izat-e-Sadat Bhi Gayi..7 lines, 1 comment
