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After Every Rainfall must come a Rainbow!!
3And a quick message from Outlandish:
The official music video of After every rainfall must come a rainbow. Shot in 1 night in Medley Studio Copenhagen. All the involved people worked for free including our guitarist, cameraman, lighting engineer, video editor and producer. A special thank you to VesterKopi for delivering the 1400 printed photo’s free of charge.
Indeed, After every rainfall MUST COME A RAINBOW!!
Pakistani Inquilab?
1A revolution? In Pakistan? Funny! Here is a very inspirational sound track for the sleeping souls of Pakistan. It is time to wake up for Heaven’s Sake!
Islam pe hum martay rahay martay raheinge!
0Hogi na kam juloos-e-Hussain ki Zeb-o-Zain, Likheinge hum Alam kay Pharairay pe Ya Hussain!
Sun Kar Ye Ism-e-Pak Nahi Zaalimo ko Chaiyn, Un se Na mit Sakay Ga Gham-e-Shah-e-Mashraqain!
Lekin Tamam Zulm-o-Shaqawat kay Bawajood…
Hum Ya Hussain Ya Hussain Kartay Raheinge! Islam Pe Hum Martay Rahay Martay Raheinge!
Eik Karbala hai Aaj bhi seeno kay darmiyaan, Ruktay Nahi hai Majlis-o-Matam kay Kaarwaan!
Kitni Aziyatein hain Magar Har Taraf yahan, Ab bhi Hussainiat ka Mukhalif hai ye Jahan!
Lekin Tamam Zulm-o-Shaqawat kay Bawajood…
Hum Ya Hussain Ya Hussain Kartay Raheinge! Islam Pe Hum Martay Rahay Martay Raheinge!
Habib Jalib and the people
4This post about renowned poet and activist, Habib Jalib, is mostly from Wikipedia. As stated on the website, he was a Marxist-Leninist and aspired to the ideals of Communism. He was a member of the Communist Party of Pakistan; later when the Communist Party was banned and started working under the banner of the National Awami Party, Jalib joined the NAP. He expressed his beliefs openly and paid heavily for them. Habib Jalib spent most of his life in Jail and the rest on the streets.
Due to his daring revolt against the order of the day (in Ayub’s era), Jalib was banned from official media but he remained undeterred. He rather started a tirade against the tyranny with more resolution. It reached its zenith when Fatima Jinnah decided to contest elections against Ayub Khan. All democratic forces rallied around her and at her election meetings, Jalib used to recite his fiery poems in front of an emotionally-charged crowd. His most popular poem at that time was:
Maan kay paon talay jannat hai idhar aa jao
(The paradise is under the feet of the mother. So come into her fold).
And here I am, sharing a beautiful recitation of one of his famous write-ups: “Main ne Uss se Ye Kaha”
On the lighter side…
2I came across this really cute video and thought I should share it here:
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