Section 7: A Song by Jamiluddin Morris Zahuri
Index of Poems
Section one: Verses in Praise of Allah and the Holy Prophet Muhammed:
1. 'Before everything say....' Khadim
Section two: Praise of the Saints of God
1. "The qibla of lovers.....". Khadim (on Khawaja Saheb)
2. "The image of divine...." Sharib (on Khawaja Saheb)
3. "The lamp of the....." Sharib (on Ghous-ul-Azam)
4. "Of surpassing ......." Jamil (on Mevlana Rumi)
5. "Ya Khwaja Gharib Nawaz".... Zahuri (On Khawaja Muinuddin Hasan Chishti)
Section three: Miscellaneous verses by Dr Zahurul Hasan Sharib
1. "Let love in, around...." Sharib
2. "People may boast..." Sharib
3. "Where contentment..." Sharib
4. "On reaching the gate.." Sharib
Section four: Miscellaneous verses by Jamiluddin Morris Zahuri
1. A Brief Story of Time - Overcome
2. Remember Me?
3. In Memory Of
4. The Drunkard's Request
5. Words with The Beloved
6. A Thought on Retirement
7. The Religion of Man
8. What, How, and Why?
9. I Read Something in the Holy Book
10. I am Drunk Again
11. God Made me a Cup of Tea Today
12. Speak to Me


Section 6: Further verses by Jamiluddin Morris Zahuri
1. How to Write a Poem
2. The Point of Poetry
3. Who is He
4. A Reply to the Practical Man
5. Hidden Treasure
6. Wise Words
7. A Drunkard's Plight
8. Beneath the Apple Tree
Section 8: A Further Batch of Poems by Jamil
1. Want to be Wise?
2. Thank You for Poetry!
3. Ever Upwards
4. Sympathy
5. For the Murids
6. Someone Asked
7. Something Solid
8. The Futility of the Intellect
9. People Watching
10. There is One
11. The Language of Heaven
12. In a Sentence
13 Along the Same Lines
A complete Index of Zahuri Poetry (by Jamil)
Section 9: A Further Batch of Poems by Jamil
not listed separately
Because the number of these have grown rapidly a complete index has been added and
further verses will not be listed here. The indexed poems do not include audio versions which
can be reached only from here.
Section 10 A Further Batch of Poems by Jamil
not listed separately
Section 11 A Further Batch of Poems by Jamil
not listed separately
"When the saints compose poetry they express the essence of the (holy) Qur'an, because they have effaced their own ego in the divine and move according to God's Will. ......Professional poets suppose that the poetry of the saints is no different from their own, but the breeze blowing over a garden brings fragrance whereas the same breeze blowing over a refuse heap brings ordure.If you have any sense of smell you can tell the difference."
Sultan Valad (son and a successor of Mevlana Jalaluddin Rumi) quoted from, Rumi Past and Present, East and West. p.328. Lewis. One World (Oxford) 2000
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Poet's Corner Index Page
These pages are respectfully dedicated to: Hazrat Nawob Gudri Shah Baba The revered guide of Hazrat Dr Zahurul Hasan Sharib. His poetic pen name was Khadim.
It is hoped these pages will contain a constantly expanding collection of verses on themes of Islamic mysticism/sufism.
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Section five: Translations/transliteration of classics from the 'Old Masters'
1. "The cloud rains..." Khusrao/Siraj
2. "If outside..." Ma'sud-e-Bakk/Siraj
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