I. The Divine Prologue
\"Before time learned to count heartbeats,
Before borders divided lovers\' sighs,
God etched one law in paradise dust—
Khuda Gawah! Khuda Gawah!\"
When Adam’s ribs birthed Eve’s laughter,
And Shiva caught Sati’s burning hair,
The cosmos trembled at love’s first contract:
\"To choose chains over freedom,
Fire over safety,
And still call it victory—Khuda Gawah!\"
II. The Earthly Chronicles
1. The Exiles
Ram’s arrow carried Sita’s name to Lanka’s shores,
While Laila’s shadow fed Majnu’s starved mirages.
Eastward, Jaymoti of Assam smiled through bloodied teeth—
Her Godapani’s chains clinked hymns in prison cells.
2. The Drowned Lovers
Behula sailed death’s river with Lakhindar’s corpse,
Sohni drowned clutching her half-baked clay pot.
\"What are oceans to love?\" laughed the waves—
\"Even Yamuna parts for Radha’s bare feet—Khuda Gawah!\"
3. The Rebels
Hir’s ankles bled through Punjab’s sugarcane,
Chasing Ranjha’s flute through caste-fire.
Romeo swallowed poison like nectar,
While Shakuntala’s forgotten ring
Grew roots in Dushyant’s conscience.
III. The Alchemy of Pain
\"They call us fools—
Majnu talking to stones,
Jaymoti embracing thorns,
Parvati wooing Death Himself!
Let them laugh—Khuda Gawah!\"
For when:
Sati’s pyre birthed the Himalayas,
Godapani’s freed hands rebuilt Assam’s forests,
Laila’s name became Majnu’s last breath,
The Witness nodded:
\"This is how love rewrites destiny—
Not with ink, but with scars—Khuda Gawah!\"
IV. The Court of Eternal Verdict
Prosecution: \"Why choose suffering?\"
Defense: A chorus of—
Radha’s unblessed wedding bangles,
Sita’s final descent into earth,
Behula’s snake-dance for resurrection,
Jaymoti’s mute defiance under torture.
Judge (The Divine):
\"The currency of true love
Is always paid in three coins—
Madness. Sacrifice. Eternity.
Let all witnesses agree—Khuda Gawah!\"
V. The Last Verse
Now the qawwals sing:
\"From Eden’s gate to Assam’s jail,
From Persia’s deserts to Vrindavan’s groves—
Every love story is just one verse
In God’s endless love letter—Khuda Gawah!\"
🌹 \"They tried to bury us (Laila / Sati / Jaymoti),
Not knowing we were seeds\" 🌹