sadaa-e-ishq means the call of love. this song has no lyrics in particular. rather it uses the traditional syllables of indian classical music called ‘tarãnã’ which are simply random sounds, which resounds like a mantra, invented by the sufi mystic musician called amir khusrau.

Sadaa - E - Ishq

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