Couplets, Ghazals and other poetry of Qazi Qadan

Qazi Qadan

Classical Poet

1493 - 1551 Sehwan

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joggi jagayos, suto hoas nindhh men,
tehaan poe thyos, sandai paryaan pechre.

se'ee sel thyaam, parhayam je paarn lanhn,
akhar'u aggyan ubhri, waagon thi wariyam.

kanaz qadoori qafiya, ko ko na parhyom,
so paar e bbio, jeaan pireen ladhom.

aseen baanhaa tun dharni, panro paarn hee jaanr
manddi tur meezanr, lekho kandien kn seen.

anaan eee banna kareen, banna ann manjhaw
raajj'u tuhnjo rajjiya, bbiyaa raaw eee raaw.

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Birth Name	Qazi Qadan
Pen Name	Qazi, Qadan
Born	Sunday، 01 January 1493
Birth Place:	Sehwan
Died	Monday، 01 January 1551
Remains in	Madina

Qazi Qadan (1493–1551), the first Sindhi Sufi poet, known as "The Father of Classical Sindhi Poetry," laid the foundation of Sindhi Sufi literature in Samma-era Sindh.

Qazi Qadan (1493–1551), the first Sindhi Sufi poet, was born in Bukkur (modern-day Sukkur, Sindh) during the Samma Dynasty. Known as "The Father of Classical Sindhi Poetry," Qadan's work laid the foundation for Sindhi Sufi literature, combining spirituality with poetic brilliance.

He hailed from a pious family with roots in Sehwan and Thatta. His great-grandfather, Qazi Abdul-ul-Khair, was the first to migrate to Bukkur, where Qazi Qadan was born. Revered for his deep spirituality, Qazi's poetry embodies divine love and mysticism. He passed away in Madina, Hejaz (present-day Saudi Arabia), solidifying his legacy as a pioneering figure in Sindhi literature.

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