عرس بابا بلھے شاہ

Baba Bulleh Shah (1680-1757) was a renowned Punjabi Sufi poet, philosopher, and mystic from the Indian subcontinent. His real name was Abdullah Shah, but he was famously known as Bulleh Shah, which means "father of the bull" in Punjabi. He was born in Uch Gilaniyan, a small village in Kasur, Punjab (now in Pakistan).
Bulleh Shah's poetry and teachings emphasize love, compassion, and spiritual growth. He rejected the rigid boundaries of organized religion and instead advocated for a direct connection with the divine. His verses often used metaphors and symbolism to convey complex spiritual concepts.
Bulleh Shah's poetry has been widely translated and is still celebrated and recited across the world. His legacy extends beyond literature, as he played a significant role in shaping the cultural and spiritual landscape of the Punjab region. His teachings and poetry continue to inspire people from diverse backgrounds, making him one of the most beloved and revered figures in Punjabi history.