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He is one and only my favorite poet.
hats off for the writer who has taken down some lines about one of the greatest poet of pashtu language. he was ,is and will be great.may the God Almighty give us the virtue to toe the line shown by Rehman baba
Thank you for bringing to forth the beautiful litereary work of otherwise obscured Rehman Baba – this is my first exposure to his work (how naive of me) and I felt saddended for not having known his work before. I will add a section on Rehman Baba in my site on Pakistan soon (www.pakistanpaedia.com) to pay tribute to this great poet.
I also felt saddened for the damage to his tomb by the militants – who know nothing except destruction and unrest in the country.