-
Nikhre Moti/نکھرے موتی
The book “Nikhre Moti” by Raja Ikhlaq Yasir is the fourth installment in his literary and publishing journey. This collection is a true reflection of his creative brilliance, spiritual devotion, and deep emotional connection. It is the work of a poet who masterfully weaves words to evoke feelings of reverence, love, and profound emotions.
In his poetry, the author beautifully blends themes of love and devotion, mysticism and spirituality, and deep human emotions. His verses express an intense love for the Holy Prophet ﷺ, alongside tributes to the Ahl al-Bayt, the Companions of the Prophet ﷺ, and great Sufi saints. The collection also captures the essence of human emotions, separation and union, and the unparalleled love of a mother.This book is not confined to Urdu poetry alone; it also showcases the richness of Punjabi and Pothohari literature. Raja Ikhlaq Yasir’s poetry embodies regional culture, folk traditions, and linguistic charm, making his work stand out. His verses echo the spirit of Pothohari folk traditions, rural life, and the depth of Punjabi Sufi poetry, giving readers a strong connection to their cultural roots.
Despite living abroad, Raja Ikhlaq Yasir has kept the flame of his literary passion alive, further enriching his work. His poetry is not only a treasured gift for lovers of Urdu, Punjabi, and Pothohari literature but also serves as a source of spiritual enlightenment and intellectual growth. His words open new dimensions of thought, love, and devotion, making his work a timeless companion for readers.
Contents of “Nikhre Moti”
This book covers a wide range of themes, with the following major sections:-
Hamd (Praise of Allah) – Verses glorifying the greatness and majesty of Allah.
-
Shan-e-Kalima – The virtues and spiritual blessings of Kalima Tayyiba.
-
Naat-e-Nabi ﷺ – Heartfelt poetry in praise of the Holy Prophet ﷺ.
-
Panjtan Pak – Poems highlighting the excellence and honor of the Ahl al-Bayt.
-
Ashab-e-Rasool ﷺ – Accounts of the sacrifices and contributions of the Companions of the Prophet ﷺ.
-
Madh-e-Ghaus Pak – Devotional poetry dedicated to Hazrat Sheikh Abdul Qadir Jilani (رحمتہ اللہ علیہ).
-
Hijr o Majaz – Poetry that expresses themes of love, longing, and human emotions.
-
Tooba – Spiritual and mystical poetry focused on self-realization and divine connection.
-
Maan Di Shaan – A deeply touching tribute to the love and greatness of a mother, featuring elements of Punjabi and Pothohari literature.
Read Online for Free
This book is now available for free online reading through Tooba Book Foundation. You can access it using the following link:
📖 Read “Nikhre Moti” Online Here
This book is not just a literary treasure but also a spiritual and intellectual masterpiece. May Allah grant the author continued success and bless his pen with more brilliance. Ameen.
-
-
Sufi Shaair Kabir Das | صوفی شاعر کبیر داس
“صوفی شاعر کبیر داس” ڈاکٹر سجاد رضوی کی تحقیقی و تنقیدی تصنیف ہے جس میں عظیم صوفی شاعر کبیر داس کی زندگی، فکر، تصوف، انسان دوستی اور شعری اسلوب کا جامع مطالعہ پیش کیا گیا ہے۔ یہ کتاب اردو ادب، تصوف اور بین المذاہب فکری روایت سے دلچسپی رکھنے والوں کے لیے نہایت اہم ہے۔
-
The Hidden Life in Freemasonry
IT is once more my privilege to usher into the world, for the helping of the thoughtful, another volume of the series on the hidden side of things written by Bishop Charles W. Leadbeater. True Mason that he is, he is ever trying to spread the Light which he has received, so that it may chase away the darkness of Chaos. To look for the Light, to see the Light, to follow the Light, were duties familiar to all Egyptian Masons, though the darkness in that Ancient Land never approached the
density which shrouds the West today.
This book will be welcomed by all Freemasons who feel the beauty of their ancient Rite, and desire to add knowledge to their zeal. The inner History of Masonry is left aside for the present, and the apprentice is led by a trustworthy guide through the labyrinth which protects the central Shrine from careless and idle inquirers. Places that were obscure become illuminated; dark allusions are changed to crystal clarity; walls which seem solid melt away; confidence replaces doubt; glimpses of the goal
are caught through rifts in the clouds; and the earth-born mists vanish before the rays
of the rising sun. Instead of fragments of half-understood traditions, confused and uninterpreted, we find in our hands a splendid science and a reservoir of power which we can use for the uplifting of the world. We no longer ask: “What is the Great Work? We see “that it is nothing less than a concerted effort to carry out the duty that is laid upon us, as those who possess the Light, to spread that Light abroad through the World, and actually to become fellow-labourers with T.G.A.O.T.U. in
His great Plan for the evolution of our Brn”.
The detailed explanations of the ceremonies are profoundly interesting and illuminative, and I commend them very heartily to all true Freemasons. Our V .·.·. I ·.·. Brother has added a heavy debt of gratitude by this book to the many we already owe him. Let us be honest debtors.
Adyar
ANNIE BESANT
December 25, 1925
