This is a summary of the text:
- The text is a transcript of a song or a poem that narrates the life and miracles of Hazrat Sabir Pak, a Sufi saint and the disciple of Hazrat Baba Farid Ganj Shakar.
- The text describes how Sabir Pak was born in poverty and was given to his uncle Baba Farid for his upbringing and education.
- The text tells how Sabir Pak showed great patience, devotion and selflessness in serving the poor and the needy at his uncle's langar (community kitchen).
- The text also recounts how Sabir Pak refused to marry his cousin and dedicated his life to the love of God and his prophet.
- The text mentions some of the miraculous events that happened in Sabir Pak's life, such as sustaining a nuclear fusion reaction for 30 seconds, making a mosque collapse and revive, surviving without food for 12 years, and appearing in two places at once.
- The text ends with praising Sabir Pak as a beloved of God and a master of the Sufi path.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
- The text is a transcript of a song or a story about Hazrat Sabir, a Sufi saint who lived in Kaliyar, India.
- The text mentions some events from Hazrat Sabir's life, such as:
- He was born in a poor family and was given to his uncle Hazrat Baba Farid Ganj Shakar for upbringing and education.
- He served at the langar (community kitchen) for 12 years without eating any food and only drinking water.
- He refused to marry his cousin and devoted himself to God.
- He performed many miracles, such as making a mosque collapse and reviving a boy who was buried under it.
- He became the caliph (successor) of his uncle and received the title of Sabir (patient one).
- He died in Kaliyar and his dead body was buried by his caliph Shamsuddin Turk Panipati.
- The text uses many Urdu words and phrases, such as:
- Pemal: love
- Kareena: queen
- Firdaus: paradise
- Haider: lion
- Langar: community kitchen
- Lashkar: army
- Fana: annihilation