Story behind Bulleh Shahs "Tere Ishq Nachaya, Karke Thaiya Thaiya" Bulleh Shah was a Noble Syed [descendant of the Prophet Muhammad], while his Mentor Shah Anayat was Arayein, a cast associated with agriculture and considered not as noble in those days. Bulleh Shah family got offended by his love and respect for Shah Anayat. Hence, they sent a group of respected elder sisters and sisters-in-law to convince him. Bulleh Shah wrote a beautiful poem on this: "Bulleh no Samjhavan Aiyan, Pehnaan te Parajayan" Manle Bulleya saada kehnaa, chud de palla Raiyan" Translation: Bulleh Shah's sisters and sister-in-law come to persuade him Bulleh, listen to our advice, and forbid the company of Arain (Shah Anayat)!" When Shah Anayat heard about this event, he thought of leaving Bulleh to avoid him facing more hardship from his family. But how could Bulleh leave his beloved Spiritual Guide and Peer? Bulleh followed Shah Anayat and in attempt to cheer him started dancing publicly with the his most famous poem. "TERE ISHQ NACHAYA, KARKE THAIYA THAIYA READ FULL TEST WITH ENGLISH TRANSLATION AT http://ift.tt/1VgzKhs #bulleh #BULLEHSHAH

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