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Khwajababa and the Bengali Sufi Tradition
Kwajababa and the Bengali Sufi Tradition is the second episode to explore bhakti - devotion, this time with a focus on Islamic symbolism. Some songs will be extolling the 12th century Sufi saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti, also known as Khwajababa.
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Songs:
1. Pakhi Tui Pakha Mele
Composer: Latif Sarkar
Singer: Robi Das Baul
2. Shab e Hijr Voh Dam ba Dam Yaad Aaye
Composer: Nawab Muazzam Jaah Shaji
Singer: Ustad Farid Ayaz
Recording Credit: Dream Journey
3. Amar Khwajababar Chobi
Composer: Dewan Rajjak
Singer: Robi das Baul
Recording Credit: Satyoki Banerjee
4. Ekbar Allah bolo mon re pakhi
Composer: Lalon Fakir
Singer: Selina Fakirini
5. Pare ke Jabi
Composer: Lalon Fakir
Singer: Nurbaba
Instrumentals:
1. Jekhane Sai’r Baramkhana
Composer: Lalon Fakir
Dotara Player: Amirul Fakir
2. Ekbar Allah bolo mon re pakhi
Composer: Lalon Fakir
Violin Player: Lucia Thomas
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By Lucia ThomasKwajababa and the Bengali Sufi Tradition is the second episode to explore bhakti - devotion, this time with a focus on Islamic symbolism. Some songs will be extolling the 12th century Sufi saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti, also known as Khwajababa.
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Songs:
1. Pakhi Tui Pakha Mele
Composer: Latif Sarkar
Singer: Robi Das Baul
2. Shab e Hijr Voh Dam ba Dam Yaad Aaye
Composer: Nawab Muazzam Jaah Shaji
Singer: Ustad Farid Ayaz
Recording Credit: Dream Journey
3. Amar Khwajababar Chobi
Composer: Dewan Rajjak
Singer: Robi das Baul
Recording Credit: Satyoki Banerjee
4. Ekbar Allah bolo mon re pakhi
Composer: Lalon Fakir
Singer: Selina Fakirini
5. Pare ke Jabi
Composer: Lalon Fakir
Singer: Nurbaba
Instrumentals:
1. Jekhane Sai’r Baramkhana
Composer: Lalon Fakir
Dotara Player: Amirul Fakir
2. Ekbar Allah bolo mon re pakhi
Composer: Lalon Fakir
Violin Player: Lucia Thomas