Mutlashi

I just found that one of great Persian singer and song writer Habib Mohebian, commonly known as Habib has passed away, the news of his demise has been shared by his fellow singer Ebi on Facebook. May his soul rest in eternal peace, at these sad moments I want to extend my condolences to his family and fans around the world. I would love to give tributes to him by sharing one of my all time favourite song of him. من مرد تنهای شبم مهر خموشی بر لبم تنهاو غمگین رفته ام دل از همه گسسته ام تنهای تنها،غمگین و رسوا تنها و بی فردا منم من مرد تنهای شبم مهر خموشی بر لبم من مرد تنهای شبم صد قصه مانده بر لبم از شهر تو منرفته ام کوله بارمرا بسته ام بی فکر فردا، با خود و تنها عابر این شب ها منم بی فکر فردا، با خود و تنها عابر این شب ها منم من مرد تنهای شبم مهر خموشی بر لبم من مرد تنهای شبم صد قصه مانده بر لبم

January 20 th of 2016 is death anniversary of one of my favorite personality Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan aka Bacha Khan, the man who has influenced me to great extent by his great work, and fortunately he is not religious figure rather a political and Peace keeping activist. It blows my thoughts that how difficult it would be or even impossible it would be to tell and convince someone to treat rightfully their women, and to settle differences among tribesman, and to let their daughters get education in early 1900, and if you have to convince Pashtuns you will have surely need guts to do so, even today I have found it much difficult to convince Pashtuns to vaccinate their children in order to prevent Polio. Bacha Khan did convince them on plenty of issues in early 1900 when people were much narrow minded and were more affected by conspiracy theories than today. Bacha Khan's portrate by Khudai Khidmatgar Hamdullah Arbab of Jalalabad Bacha Khan has huge impact on Pashtun’s h