@ghani_optimism: In this philosophy, Ghani Khan is speaking about the "lewanay" (the divine madman), not a kamaqal (a mentally ill person). First, it is important to understand the difference. A kamaqal is someone who has lost control of their senses due to a psychological or medical condition. But a lewanay is someone who has become completely absorbed in the love of Allah. Their heart is so filled with divine love that they see nothing except Allah. Ghani Khan says that when you become different from the world, the world will call you kamaqal or crazy. People cannot understand the joy, peace, and freedom that exist in this spiritual state. What they see as madness is, in this interpretation, a higher form of spiritual awareness. That is why he invites others: "Come, become like me." He is not inviting them to become kamaqal, but to experience the freedom, joy, and ecstasy of divine love. In this state, every desire becomes a source of spiritual joy, and every thought (waswasa) is filled with ecstasy because it is directed toward Allah. According to this interpretation of Ghani Khan's words, "Masta ye hara waswasa da" means that every inner thought, reflection, and longing revolves around Allah. Every moment of contemplation brings spiritual delight, drawing the lewanay closer to the Beloved. For him, even his thoughts become a source of freedom, peace, and divine intoxication because they are immersed in the love and remembrance of Allah. When Ghani Khan says, "The fear of death is death itself," he means that if a person spends their entire life trapped in the fear of dying, they will never truly live or experience the ecstasy of Allah's love. Real life is filled with hope, longing, and the desire to return again and again to the Beloved—Allah. This longing is not a worldly desire but the soul's yearning to be close to its Creator. According to this interpretation, the lewanay lives in complete spiritual freedom. While the world may call him kamaqal, he experiences a life overflowing with peace, joy, hope, and the sweetness of divine love. His greatest happiness lies in being close to Allah, and what the world sees as madness is, for him, the highest form of spiritual fulfillment. #fyp #ghanikhanbabapoetry #pashto #poetry #viral

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