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Tender and sincere, Hafiz: The Voice of God, A Hundred Odes is a powerful collection of Hafiz's first one hundred lyrical poems, or ghazals, that bring to fruition love, mysticism, and other early Sufi themes. With a keen sense of timing and verse, the translator is able to capture the lyrical, at times playful, quality as well as Hafiz's profound messages that possess elements of modern surrealism.

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Learn spoken English in Tamil. A superb audiobook with dialogues in English and Tamil.

A seven-year-old girl's adventure with a headless trunk.

A comical audiobook describing fictional criminals and their crimes. One-hundred percent laughter. Laugh and enjoy.

Do you find it difficult to stop a smoking habit? Well, this audiobook suggests some funny ideas for you to hear and laugh about - laugh and enjoy.

Common Spoken English 2 Short Version is a series of Spoken English dialogues collection. It consists of exactly 50 dialogues, which are widely spoken internationally. The dialogues are simple and easy to pronounce. Happy learning Spoken English.

What is this? What is that? This is that. No, that is this. This is that when that is this. Confused? Listen, and enjoy.

Breaking down all of society’s expectations, one topic at a time. Screw the Stigma podcast is a safe place to talk about concepts and ideas that are not well accepted by society. Topics such as racism, sexism, mental health, body image, career choices, and much more. I am constantly learning to broaden my horizon in different areas of societal limitations. Start questioning the expectations that have been placed on you and break societal stigmas to live your best life. Share your story! Be a guest on my show: Screwthestigmapodcast@gmail.com

Tired of reading books? Feeling sleepy while reading books? NO WORRIES!!!!!. Listen to my podcast for the summaries or Self-help, Motivational, Non fiction book in Tamil..... கவலை வேண்டாம்.. தமிழ்-லயே கேக்கலாம் ....

Show Me Your Wallet is a quick and dirty podcast of weekly episodes about NFT. In every episode, Reem tackles the complicated world of NFTs and bringing you the tools and what you need to know to engage in this new space. Show Me Your Wallet is brought to you by the audiophiles at Dukkan Media. #WeCauseCulture For more business opportunities, please contact nft@dukkanmedia.com

“This can be your gift. To be the person that ignites ideas and encourages people to bring forth their best self. It is easy to look for flaws and celebrate the process as critical thinking. It is a lot harder to find positive aspects, to see the potential, and enable ideas to blossom. The devil has enough advocates; be the person that sparks inspiration with your contagious enthusiasm.” [The contagious power of enthusiasm - Matthew Cook - Medium](https://medium.com/@matthewcook/the-contagious-power-of-enthusiasm-df3a716904e)

Excellent rendition by Syeda Hameed and Rene Singh, tracing the connection between joys of spring and Urdu poetry – along with the musical performance of Ghazals by Khusro, Mir and Ghalib.

A collection of timeless Urdu children's stories and folktales. Includes original Urdu fiction and translated stories in easy to understand language. Sure to provide hours of listening pleasure to both parents and children. A fun way to brush up on elementary Urdu while letting your imagination run wild as you are transported to mythical lands and far away places!

Says Shaida: Myself your servant O let me call And a sense of Justice in me install And me with compassion O please enthrall And make me strong and make me tall But make me loving, most of all O God, O God, O please my God Okay, okay, you may be right But baby it's a beautiful night So let's drink and lets get tight And let's be loving and let's not fight Sure I've loved some girls before But I love you more, a whole lot more

The translator Shaida does something altogether breathtaking in the expansive and lovely poems found in Khusro, the Indian Orpheus: A Hundred Odes, a collection of 100 translated poems by Khusro, an Indian musician, scholar, and poet of Persian descent. Fans of Rumi, the translations of Coleman Barks in particular, and Persian poets in general will delight in this current and timeless effort.

The poems in Faiz, a Wailing Nightingale establish Faiz as a great lyricist who embraced traditional motifs and subjects with an unrivaled passion and proclivity for verse that explores the natural and illusory qualities of love. Yet, as the title of the collection asserts, Faiz was a wailing nightingale-a tortured man who loved beauty, but found himself surrounded by the pain, sorrow, poverty, bloodshed, and tears of daily life in post-Colonial Pakistan.

Enchanting fairy tales featuring the quest of Hatim Tai. Haitm, famous for his genorosity, goodness and adventures. He travels to dangerous distant places to solve seven questions that he faced, in the cause of justice and to help the poor and the weak. These stories are inspired by the famous pre-Islamic Arabian poet, Hatim Al Taeei who belonged to the Ta'i Arabian tribe. Stories about his extreme genorosity have made him an icon in the MIddle East as well as in Inda and Pakistan.