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Hum Sey Kehtey Ho Key Imran Ki Batey Na Karo

Mehwar Reza Rizvi

A speaker challenges those who praise the Prophet but ignore the greatness of his family. He insists that true faith requires honoring Ali and his father.

Manqabat

Hum Sey Kehtey Ho Ke Imran Ki Batey Na Karo Shaikh Ji Hum Se Ye Hizyan Ki Batey Na Karo

You tell us not to speak of Imran (Abu Talib); O Shaikh, do not speak to us of such nonsense.

Jiska Beta Ho Ali Waris E Kulle Imaan Uske Tum Baap Ke Imaan Ki Batey Na Karo

He whose son is Ali, the inheritor of the entirety of faith; do not speak to us about the faith of his father.

Khub Kartey Ho Payambar Ki Fazeelat Ko Bayaan Aur Ahmad Key Chacha Jaan Ki Batey Na Karo

You speak eloquently of the Prophet's virtues; yet you refuse to speak of Ahmad's uncle.

Ye Koyi Baat Hoyi Sirf Sahaba Ki Sana Aur Minbar Sey Wo Aelaan Ki Batey Na Karo

Is this fair, to only praise the Companions? And then refuse to speak of those declarations made from the pulpit.

Ghaar Mai Roye They Kiyu Maine Jo Unse Pucha Bol Uthey Jao Ye Apmaan Ki Batey Na Karo

When I asked them, 'Why did he weep in the cave?' they replied, 'Go away, do not speak of such insulting matters.'

Jo Nhi Kartey Hai Haider Ki Sana Aey Mehwar Tum Bhi Phir Ayse Muslman Ki Batey Na Karo

Those who do not praise Haider, O Mehwar; then do not speak to us of such Muslims either.

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