Visit tomb of heer ranjha | part 2 | Iftikhar Ahmad Usmani | مائی ہیر کے مزار پر چلیں

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#heerraanjhana #relationship #truestory #lovestory #lovemarriage #punjab #history Today's story is a classical Punjabi novel, which has two main characters, one is Ranjha and the other is Heer. The story of Heer Ranjha is told in many ways, but the first mention of this story in history was made by the poet Damodar, who was four hundred years ago during the reign of King Akbar. It was told in the form of a long poem. This story is like love stories like Sohni Mahiwal, Sasi Punnu Romeo Juliet etc. In this story, it is narrated that a tribe lived in the city of Jhang in Punjab, who were called Sial. The chief's name was Chochak and he had a daughter named Heer. Heer was a beautiful girl whose beauty was famous for fifty miles. During the same period, there was a young man named Ranjha in the area of ​​Takht Hazara Sargodha. Ranjha played the flute and the sound of his flute would drive people crazy. One day Ranjha came to Jhang and Heer heard the sound of her flute, Heer Ranjha became crazy about her, both of them fell in love, but when Heer's uncle Kedo found out about this, Kedo's uncle complained to Heer's father, Ranjha was expelled from the city and became a disciple of a Hindu yogi in the Talla Jogian area and became a yogi by wearing earrings in his ears. On the other hand, Heer was married, Heer married Kheda and left, but her husband treated Heer very badly. Heer's nand's name was Sahati. Sahati befriended Heer and knew the state of his heart. One day, Heer suddenly met his beloved Ranjha in the market. Sahati introduced Heer to Ranjha and advised them to run away and get married. Heer got into a quarrel with Ranjha and Heer's parents agreed to their marriage, but uncle Kedo was sad about it. Kedo The sweets were poisoned and Heer ate them and died. When Ranjha heard the news of Heer's death, he also ate the sweets and died. It is said that in the shrine of Heer in Jhang, Ranjha is also buried with Heer. Thus, the two lovers could not meet and the effort remained incomplete.