IslamWarrior786 on February 27, 2010
If u are a True sunni, you would realise that that the Fatwa of AlaHazrat where he states 'it is shirk to postrate with the intention of worship and haram with the intention of respect'
Before the Prophet (sallalahu-alahi-wassallam) it was permissible to perform sajda-e-taazimi (Prostration of respect) but the Prophet said it is haram.
I know the love of the Awliya and the Prophet is central to Islam but there is always bounds in love..
(Sajda na samaj Najdi oh najdi
Sar dayta hoon nazrana)

ramanath9 on March 08, 2010
i watch this video because its such a great music and brings about such a feeling of god and his kindness. Please do not go too much into technicalities...ram

prashhu007 on March 14, 2010
Good quality .. Quaza mere quaza

earthman80dadash on March 16, 2010
i cant understand what you are talking about. I am a shia and in shia be belive that after our beloved prophet Mohammad(peace be upon him and his family) it should be someone to continue the way of prophet and guide followers till the last saver come. it is well documented in history and it is confirmed by prophet at Al-ghadir. the first one was Ali( peace be upon him) and his sons. after them the best people are in charge. Akabar wasa good person,we only worship Holy God,and just respect them.

killerwaz88 on April 19, 2010
LOL that fool with the beard looks like one of the orangutans out of Planet of the Apes

AuranHarpy on May 13, 2010
I never understand the people who post rude comments for videos they don't like. It's very simple plebs. If you don't like it, don't watch the video and don't post anything. No one is going to change their mind on how they understand God because you posted a comment misquoting a couple of ayats and hadiths.

Get over it. You are not the light that will lead us out of darkness.

sajeetube on May 27, 2010
One of the best sufi songs.

Mo00nlight on June 05, 2010
This is a traditional Turkish whirling darvish dance, a famous turkish
dance in which darvish (mystic) spins around. Holding the head slanted is a
symbol of humility. You will also notice that they hold one hand upwards
and the other downwards. That means they collect the divine light with the
upwards hand and spread it around with the downwards one.

Mo00nlight on June 05, 2010
This is dance of a mystic. Winding themselves like clocks show their
dedication and love for God. This dance requires alot of practice and only
a mystic can perform such a dance after years of practice and hardship and
can go on spinning non stop for hours and hours. This is actually one of
the Five Rites, a sequence of exercises. Our bodies are intriguing
machines with spiritual underpinnings.

hermionepotter2350 on June 10, 2010
This movie was quite funny at some scenes. Like the scene where the mother gives her poison and her ladies in waiting crying behind her. It was just weird.

AgapiEinai on June 20, 2010
Beautiful song. When was this movie released?
Peace to all people, of all religions :)

aliasad14 on July 13, 2010
@anissa2007
but keep this in mind that Hazrat Ali Akber (a.s) was also Imam Ali (a.s) grandson and He (a.s) resembled Hazrat Muhammad (saw).

ali aslam on August 03, 2010
u don t can say what for a feeling you feel,but it s beautyful.

dheer1um on August 05, 2010
They look like starving santa claus begging for food?

Qmohd1 on August 23, 2010
@TetrisEva they are talking about Ghareeb Nawaz. or Mouinodin Sahib. he brought islam to this area (the kush), he was like the prophets cousin's nephew or something. he taught in persia, then came to india. xD this is about him and how we are thankful that he brought islam to india

Qmohd1 on August 23, 2010
@mukarung b/c its haram. but i personally do listen to music, but in moderation. im not obsessed.

Qmohd1 on August 23, 2010
@earthman80dadash LOL he had an election. Islam is a democratic society. Shariya is the eastern democracy, a direct democracy. and no, Hazrat Ali (r) was not the first Caliph. not being disrespectful to him, as a matter of fact hes my role model

Qmohd1 on August 23, 2010
@jzfoyou what you said is haram

Qmohd1 on August 23, 2010
@MrFaizan86 u can read it in english, but you need tafseer. also i'd only get older books

blurr1000 on August 28, 2010
@munstud If History was known in India movies praising invaders wouldn't be made.
What about Chittor in 1569. Look it up.
India wouldn't make a movie praising the British would they?
History is not known in india.

ppvpap on September 06, 2010
this is a beautiful sufi song, thanks for the translation in the video..

TetrisEva on September 09, 2010
@Qmohd1
thank you for that explanation. i am a christian, but i have islam friends and i dont judge. and i just think this song is beautiful :)

nobachek on September 29, 2010
nagavi ga iyo yaa ya'a,taa tuni inini yaa indu

nandailm on October 11, 2010
@blurr1000 indians know history.thats why they made this film.history is history.there is nothing good or bad abt it.they cant change past,can they.??they just tried to remake a piece of history.its nothing like praising or mocking some one.they depicted a situation when akbar was alive.thats all about this movie.or any history oriented movie as a matter of fact!

AwesomeZeke000001 on October 30, 2010
@lalbhai80 a sufi =)

AwesomeZeke000001 on October 30, 2010
@lalbhai80 he is a sufi =)

Ariavarta on November 10, 2010
I LOVE... LOVE... LOVE THIS SONG!!!

musukpm1 on November 18, 2010
i love ar verymuch like tjis song. nice music, rythm, lyrics, tone,voice...

Whistlejocket on December 29, 2010
This video touched my heart, it is beautiful.

love4allpeace on January 09, 2011
Aurangzeb is better lol :-)))))) enjou the music its divine love this song

Verkonika on January 18, 2011
@JayMarxMusic That's also my fave scene in that sequence.

gizmole123 on March 11, 2011
@boiragirules

oh who cares

ThePseudoBasher on March 11, 2011
@gizmole123 yes, they are unislamic, dargahs are not allowed in Islam.

yasaswy on March 31, 2011
Nice work dude with the english.. Always knew that lyrics are more worth than the wonderful music in this.. and it gets better when lyrics are understood.

dianabxh on April 05, 2011
The most beautiful song sang in a group that sounds as a single voice.
Amazing performance!

sasseyrumdrinka on April 19, 2011
As a person who does not understand Hindi, Tamil, etc; I am a lover of
Bollywood movies. I also love A.R. Rahman, he gets two thumbs up for
continuous greatness. One love for one world.

subzero786 on May 01, 2011
the auliya do not bow down to khwaja Ji, although they do respect him also
nobody worships Khwaja Ji, a more accurate translation is, by loving Khwaja
Ji they have found Muhammad s.a.w. & through finding him have found love
for God

Queen0piranna on May 13, 2011
i want to see this now... absolutely beautiful!

legalterrorist21 on May 21, 2011
whats with the flashes of green?

SETSETCIRCLE on June 05, 2011
what is the name of the actor who is singing?

shahmastert on June 25, 2011
The actor who sing the songs is Haidar ali , he had the idea of this film and he requested the director to give him a small role of this Sufi singer.He played as shahrukh khan's father in film called phir bhi di hai hindostani.

centuryatlas on July 04, 2011
"Islam?he only used it as a mean to unite everyone;)" Yes Islam does call for unity :)
Syed Moniuddin Chisty was the guide(Mahdi) of his time ... Who then is the Mahdi of our times?:)

ashim69 on July 20, 2011
sitting in a corner of my office and hearing it again and again
i don't know why i have tears, salaam AR Rahman for this giving us a Master piece

amansaysmtf on August 30, 2011
@orangeandapplefull Yea because he is asking some 'khoaja' for help and
guidance; plus he said in it that 'oliyaas sar jhukatay hein (he does
sajdah)bargah'. The Biddah is in the lyrics. You can never sajdah infront
of any one but Allah and ask only Allah for help. The person he is asking
for help is also Allah ko piyaray. The best thing is to learn from these
oliyaas and how they gained sprituality so that you may become poius too.
Taking them as super natural and bowing to them is shirk.

Muzafar Hussain on September 03, 2011
very beautiful

Hamayun Mirza on October 12, 2011
@mmcoldwell search wikipedia type khawaja garib nawaz

Jaseeka1986 on October 27, 2011
B-E-A-U-tiful song :D! I love the culture, it is also beautiful!!

Aditi G on October 31, 2011
i'm listeniing to this while I'm doing my bumper assignment in social
science...I have the laptop and printer on for research...I love this song
and i'm enjoying work now!

kshitijuy on November 11, 2011
Brings tears to my eyes. Khwaja ji Khwaja ji..

girlanime88 on January 05, 2012
i love this scene and music!!!