Divine Love & Sufi Poetry of Punjab

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Abdullah Sattar explores the roots of Sufism in Punjab, which spread, in large part, through the words of poets that are still recited and resonate today.

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Divine Love & Sufi Poetry of Punjab

Sacred Footsteps - The Podcast

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Abdullah Sattar explores the roots of Sufism in Punjab, which spread, in large part, through the words of poets that are still recited and resonate today.

39 episoade

#Travel #Culture #Middleeast #Sacredfootsteps #Scholars #Sufi #Sufism #Sacred Footsteps #History #Society #Islamic #Religion #Muslim #Rumis #Spiritual Beings

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