lyric: Abdul Gafoor chilasi 
Singer: Abdul gafoor chilasi

jheek thy bali tom hater lamiganus

Manqabat - Huzoor Ghous-Ul-Azam - Recited by Owais Raza Qadri in USA - 2014

Manqabat - Ghous-Ul-Azam - Owais Raza Qadri - 2014

from the album "A City That Doesn't exist" also out on spotify


Take away the pain
and leave me nothing left
to make me stay
heading for that place
I'll walk away
and make me understand it all
just how far I can walk

this world will find its time
in truth I'll realize


please cut my way out
show me a sign
reach out
I'm feeling tonigth being ways out
when the stars aligne
long days
forever they state I

I can't turn around
I can't let me down
I can't turn around
I can't let me down

I look around
I see myself
reaching from that place
too many clouds
make em feel the weigth
all the things forcing me to change

I wonder why I'm lost 
had too many times
looking to the ways
that I've left behind
forming through my breaths
I've seen to many lies
in all the times I though I should die

I'm further than far
I just can't reach out

I'll look on my own
for my place to die

but I try to hold out
the pain became all that I have now
the world with with failures all throughout
coming close to figure out
a way of reaching out
reaching out

Empty World

A profound meditation on quantum consciousness and multiple realities through the lens of fatherhood. The song explores how a young daughter naturally embodies multiple identities simultaneously (lion, snow leopard, fairy, "the space between watching") while adults collapse into singular selves through daily choices. The narrative weaves between domestic moments - morning routines, bus rides, school runs - and deep philosophical insights about probability, consciousness, and how children intuitively understand quantum concepts that adults forget. The chocolate swirling in milk becomes a perfect metaphor for multiple possibilities existing before observation forces a single outcome. 
From Chapter Four -The Self: The central archetype representing the unity of the personality as a whole. In my latest book "Breakfast with Jung"


My Einstein Daughter

Her bare toes grip
Like a sparrow on wire
As her shadows
Cross the linoleum floor
I ask"What are you today, my darling"
She calls out, apple juice shining on her chin
Lion, snow leopard
Cheetah leaping, fairy flying
And the space between watching
I am all of them
And myself
All at the same time
Her squeal scatters like water droplets
Each reflecting her different selves

Chocolate swirls in morning milk
Makes new faces every time
I'm the spoon and I'm the stirring
As sugar's sweetness learns to rhyme

In my bathroom mirror's crack
Three faces brush their teeth
One focused on precision
One dreaming yesterday's kiss
One already late for work
All real until I choose
Tuesday's tired reflection
My coffee holds two flavors
Bitter Monday argument
Sweet forgiveness not yet spoken
Both collapsing into this one sip

Chocolate swirls in morning milk
Makes new faces every time
I'm the spoon and I'm the stirring
As sugar's sweetness learns to rhyme

On the morning bus to town
I watch a businessman
Catch himself in his phone screen
Here and not here
Until someone calls his name
Collapses him into singular
My daughter's breath fogs the window
Finger writes in condensation
See Daddy, you draw circles everywhere
Then step right through them

Chocolate swirls in morning milk
Makes new faces every time
I'm the spoon and I'm the stirring
As sugar's sweetness learns to rhyme

She takes my hand, fingers sticky with morning
Grins with milk teeth and quantum wisdom
We dissolve into school-run probability
Leaving cocoa rings on formica
Spelling equations only children
Remember how to read


My Einstein Daughter

Vocals : Irfan Ali Taj
Guitar : Irfan Ali Taj
Tombak : Zulfiqar
A DesiBazm gathering with Irfan Ali Taj June 2016.

Ishq Darya Cover Irfan Ali Taj-DesiBazm

NAAT (Kalam Hassan Bin Sabit) Qari Zubaid Rasool With The Company Of Dr Tahir - Ul - Qadri

Coke studio|Asma-ul-husna|The 99 Names|Atif Aslam.

A humble expression of hope & solidarity, as we stand with humanity in these times.

Recited by Atif Aslam

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