Asmat Ullah Mushfiq Yi Danishwar Tu

By Sharif Khan

Mushfiq Yi Danishwar Tu

Tamseel Yi Daftar tu

Aalimath, Yi Kirdor Tu

Khalifa Yi Amaldor Tu


Khikwor Zikay Yi Damdor Tu

Xindaghvey Yi Khundor Tu

Raboyivey Yi Jhalldor Tu

Jigarwar Ya Yi Doshthdor Tu

(L) Asmat Ullah Mushfiq 1933-2024



Olimishth Yovey Sati Tu, 

Khu Kas vey Sumachi Tu,

Ya ilm e kharidor Tu,

Khu Mulkey Zemidor Tu


Shoyeer Tu, Mijovir tu 

Shar Gashta Musofir Tu

Dishner Ya Bi Qaror tu 

Dilsoz Yi Nangbardor tu


Sharif Yovey Kalomisth Spo Ziker Yi Pundor tu

Sakep ney Yovey Rumshen 

Ya Khikworey Seghendor tu


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