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Sindhi song · Sindhi folk ballad

موڪل ڏي ته ملير وڃان lyrics

English: Grant Leave So I May Go to Malir

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What “موڪل ڏي ته ملير وڃان” is about

A woman, Marui, pleads with King Umar to allow her to return to her homeland, Malir, and her people. Despite being held in luxurious palaces, she yearns for the simple life and the love of her family, finding no comfort or happiness away from her roots. The song expresses her deep longing for her home and her people, emphasizing that material wealth cannot replace the emotional connection to one's land and family.

موڪل ڏي ته ملير وڃان lyrics with English translation

Each line in the original, in Roman letters and in English. Translation and romanization by AI, to help you follow the song.

[Verse 1]

موڪل ڏي ته ملير وڃان

Mokal De Ta Malir Wanjan

Grant leave so I may go to Malir

Mokal De Ta Malir Wanjan

(عمر مارئي جي ڪهاڻي تي ٻڌل نئون گيت) · A new song based on the story of Umar Marui

[مکڙو — Chorus] · Chorus

موڪل ڏي ته ملير وڃان،

Mokal de ta Malir wanjan,

Grant leave so I may go to Malir,

پنهنجي مارن سان وڃي ملان،

Panhinje maran saan wanjhi milan,

And meet my people.

عمر سائين، دلڙي چوي،

Umar Sain, dilri chaway,

Oh Lord Umar, my heart says,

پنهنجي ديس جي مٽيءَ ۾ رهان۔

Panhinje des ji mitti'a mein rahan.

I want to stay in the soil of my land.

موڪل ڏي ته ملير وڃان،

Mokal de ta Malir wanjan,

Grant leave so I may go to Malir,

پنهنجي مارن سان وڃي ملان،

Panhinje maran saan wanjhi milan,

And meet my people.

محل محلات نه وڻن مون کي،

Mahal mahalat na wanan mon khe,

Palaces do not please me,

پنهنجي جهوپڙيءَ ۾ وڃي رهان۔

Panhinje jhopri'a mein wanjhi rahan.

I want to go and live in my hut.

[بند 1] · Verse 1

سونيون ڀتيون، سونا دروازا،

Soniyun bhatiyun, sona darwaza,

Golden walls, golden doors,

دل ۾ منهنجي درد جا آوازا،

Dil mein munhinje dard ja awaza,

In my heart are sounds of pain.

تنهنجي محل ۾ سک نه ملي ٿو،

Tuhinje mahal mein sukh na mili tho,

In your palace, I find no peace,

مارن کان سواءِ ساهه نه هلي ٿو۔

Maran khan siwai saah na hali tho.

Without my people, my breath does not flow.

ٿر جي واري ياد اچي ٿي،

Thar ji wari yaad achi thi,

The sand of Thar comes to mind,

مٺڙي ٻولي ياد اچي ٿي،

Mithri boli yaad achi thi,

The sweet language comes to mind,

امڙ جي لولي، بابا جو پيار،

Ambar ji loli, baba jo pyar,

Mother's lullaby, father's love,

مارن کان سواءِ سڃو سنسار۔

Maran khan siwai sanjho sansar.

Without my people, the world is empty.

[مکڙو — Chorus] · Chorus

موڪل ڏي ته ملير وڃان،

Mokal de ta Malir wanjan,

Grant leave so I may go to Malir,

پنهنجي مارن سان وڃي ملان،

Panhinje maran saan wanjhi milan,

And meet my people,

عمر سائين، رحم ڪر مون تي،

Umar Sain, raham kar mon te,

Oh Lord Umar, have mercy on me,

پنهنجي ديس ڏانهن واپس وڃان۔

Panhinje des danhan wapas wanjan.

So I may return to my land.

[بند 2] · Verse 2

عمر راجا، ٻڌ تون منهنجي،

Umar Raja, budh tun munhinje,

King Umar, listen to me,

دلڙي رهي ٿي ديس ۾ منهنجي،

Dilri rahi thi des mein munhinje,

My heart remains in my homeland.

تنهنجا هيرا، تنهنجا موتي،

Tuhinja heera, tuhinja moti,

Your diamonds, your pearls,

مارئيءَ کي نٿا وڻن اهي۔

Marui'a khe natha wanan ahay.

Marui does not desire them.

مارن سان منهنجو سڱ پراڻو،

Maran saan munhinjo sangh purano,

My bond with my people is old,

ملير آهي ديس سهڻو،

Malir ahe des sahno,

Malir is a beautiful land,

تنهنجي دولت ڪهڙي ڪم جي،

Tuhinje daulat kahri kam ji,

What good is your wealth,

جڏهن دلڙي آهي اداس منهنجي۔

Jadhan dilri ahe udas munhinje.

When my heart is sad?

[بند 3 — درد ڀريو] · Verse 3 - Painful

راتيون روئي، ڏينهن گذاريان،

Ratiyun roi, din guzarayan,

I spend nights crying, days passing,

مارن جا مان خواب نهاريان،

Maran ja man khwab nahariyan,

I gaze at the dreams of my people.

ٿر جي ڌرتي سڏي ٿي مون کي،

Thar ji dharti saday thi mon khe,

The land of Thar calls to me,

ملير جي خوشبوءِ ڇڪي ٿي مون کي۔

Malir ji khushboo'a chaki thi mon khe.

The fragrance of Malir pulls me.

قيد ۾ آهيان، دل آزاد،

Qaid mein ahayan, dil azad,

I am in captivity, but my heart is free,

مارن سان ملڻ جي دل ۾ آس،

Maran saan milan ji dil mein aas,

In my heart is the hope of meeting my people.

جيستائين ساهه جسم ۾ رهندو،

Jistain saah jism mein rahndo,

As long as breath remains in my body,

مارئيءَ جو ديس دل ۾ رهندو۔

Marui'a jo des dil mein rahndo.

Marui's land will remain in her heart.

[آخري مکڙو] · Final Chorus

موڪل ڏي ته ملير وڃان،

Mokal de ta Malir wanjan,

Grant leave so I may go to Malir,

پنهنجي مارن سان وڃي ملان،

Panhinje maran saan wanjhi milan,

And meet my people.

محل نه گهرجن، هيرا نه گهرجن،

Mahal na gharjan, heera na gharjan,

I don't need palaces, I don't need diamonds,

پنهنجي ٿر جي ڌرتيءَ ۾ رهان۔

Panhinje Thar ji dharti'a mein rahan.

I want to stay in the land of my Thar.

موڪل ڏي ته ملير وڃان،

Mokal de ta Malir wanjan,

Grant leave so I may go to Malir,

پنهنجي مارن سان وڃي ملان،

Panhinje maran saan wanjhi milan,

And meet my people.

مارئيءَ جي هيءَ سچي ڪهاڻي،

Marui'a ji hi'a sachi kahani,

This is Marui's true story,

ديس جي محبت سڀ کان نرالي۔

Des ji muhabbat sabh khan nirali.

The love for one's land is unique above all.

Lines explained

“مارن کان سواءِ ساهه نه هلي ٿو۔”

Maran khan siwai saah na hali tho.

Without my people, my breath does not flow.

This line emphasizes that despite physical comfort, the protagonist feels a profound lack of vitality and connection without her own people, highlighting the emotional emptiness of her situation.

“مارئيءَ کي نٿا وڻن اهي۔”

Marui'a khe natha wanan ahay.

Marui does not desire them.

Marui rejects the material wealth offered by King Umar, stating that diamonds and pearls hold no value for her compared to her homeland and family, underscoring her deep-seated priorities.

“ديس جي محبت سڀ کان نرالي۔”

Des ji muhabbat sabh khan nirali.

The love for one's land is unique above all.

This concluding line summarizes the core message of the song, asserting that the love for one's homeland is an unparalleled and unique sentiment, superior to any other affection or material gain.

Sindhi words from this song

Learning Sindhi? These words come straight from the lyrics.

موڪلMokal
leave/permission
مليرMalir
a region in Sindh, Pakistan, known for its desert landscape and the setting of the Umar Marui folk tale
مارنMaran
people/kinsfolk/tribesmen (referring to Marui's own people)
سائينSain
lord/master (a respectful address, here for King Umar)
جهوپڙيJhopri
hut/small dwelling

About this recording

“موڪل ڏي ته ملير وڃان” is a Sindhi song, made by a SongUp AI listener with SongUp AI.

The lyrics run to 46 sung lines, written as a verse. SongUp AI wrote them in Sindhi from a short idea, then sang the chorus. What you hear is the free 30-second preview, made on ; it is one of 43 Sindhi previews on SongUp AI.

Questions about “موڪل ڏي ته ملير وڃان”

What does “موڪل ڏي ته ملير وڃان” mean in English?

“موڪل ڏي ته ملير وڃان” means “Grant Leave So I May Go to Malir” in English.

What is “موڪل ڏي ته ملير وڃان” about?

A woman, Marui, pleads with King Umar to allow her to return to her homeland, Malir, and her people. Despite being held in luxurious palaces, she yearns for the simple life and the love of her family, finding no comfort or happiness away from her roots. The song expresses her deep longing for her home and her people, emphasizing that material wealth cannot replace the emotional connection to one's land and family.

Is there an English translation of the “موڪل ڏي ته ملير وڃان” lyrics?

Yes. Every line of “موڪل ڏي ته ملير وڃان” is translated into English on this page, and each Sindhi line is also written in Roman letters so you can sing along. The translation was written by AI to help you follow the song, so a few lines may lose some nuance.

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