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763rd death anniversary: Bringing Rumi’s masnavi to life

Musician Anjum Sherazi has composed the Urdu translation of Maulana Rumi’s famous masnavi composed in bherveen.

Press Release April 14, 2014 Less than a minute read

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LAHORE: Musician Anjum Sherazi has composed the Urdu translation of Maulana Rumi’s famous masnavi composed in bherveen. The verses have been translated by Azhar Munir. Sherazi and Nasir Baloch sang the verses at a session at the Aiwane-i-Iqbal to mark the birth anniversary of Rumi.

Published in The Express Tribune, April 14^th, 2014.

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