<p>Impervious to the pleading of his sisters-in-law, Ranjha angrily accuses them of trickery and hypocrisy, declaring that the food and water of his childhood home is now haram or forbidden to him.</p>

Impervious to the pleading of his sisters-in-law, Ranjha angrily accuses them of trickery and hypocrisy, declaring that the food and water of his childhood home is now haram or forbidden to him.

Verse 31 - Ranjha's parting words to his sisters-in-law

Waris Shah’s Heer, a Sufi masterpiece, which tells the tragic tale of  Heer and Ranjha; each verse is presented with an English translation, making this epic accessible to a new generation.

Society & Culture

Religion & Spirituality

Arts

Waris Shah’s Heer, a Sufi masterpiece, which tells the tragic tale of Heer and Ranjha; each verse is presented with an English translation, making this epic accessible to a new generation.

Share Verse 31 - Ranjha's parting words to his sisters-in-law

Sign up to save your podcasts

Verse 31 - Ranjha's parting words to his sisters-in-law

Verse 31 - Ranjha's parting words to his sisters-in-law