Medley of 9 Garbis
A Special Tribute To Pir Shams By Amin Mawani
Amin Mawani pays special tribute to Pir Shams Sabzwari in a "Medley of 9 Garbis" in this wonderful video presentation.
Pir Shams Sabzwari lived in the 13th/14th century and occupies a prominent position amongst the famous Ismaili Da'is. He was sent by our twenty-ninth Imam, Kassim Shah, to preach the Ismaili Nizari faith in South Asia.
Pir Shams conducted his missionary activities all over the North-western and Western parts of South Asia and revived the idea of the necessity of a living guide in the minds of his non-Muslim audiences, bringing thousands of them to the fold of Ismailism. Pir Shams composed numerous ginans and granths as well as 28 garbis that were used very effectively for proselytizing (conversion) purpose at that time. The garbis had spiritual verses that were composed to the dance form popular in Gujarat, India amongst the local population. These garbis are very popular to date and are recited as ginans in Jamatkhanas. Ismailis do not proselytize or dance to ginans in the present time.
Production of this presentation was done in Aurora in Ontario, Canada and in Ahmedabad, India. Amin recited the garbis, Samir Raval and Mana Raval (Samir-Mana), India's first husband-wife music director duo were in charge of music production. They are a very well-known name in the Gujarati film and TV industry. The lyrics and original composition is attributed to Pir Shams.
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Medley of 9 Garbis
A Special Tribute to Pir Shams by Amin Mawani
Lyrics With English Translations
Vocals: Amin Mawani
Lyrics and Composition: Pir Shams Sabzwari
Music Arrangement: Samir Mana
Keyboards: Samir Raval
Box and Bass Guitar: Mana Raval
Rhythms: Rishin Saraiya
Flute: Rameshwer
Vocals Recorded By Kepha Ysrayl At BBM Studios, Aurora, Canada
Recorded, Mixed & Mastered By Richard Christian and Jayendra Mulerkar At Dolphin Studio, Ahmedabad, India
Video Publisher: JollyGul.com
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