what doest it mean
Shah ast Hussain, Badshah ast Hussain, Deen ast Hussain, Deen e Panah ast Hussain, Sar dad, na dad dast, dar dast-e-yazeed
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This was written by the famous sunni sufi shaykh, Hadrat Muhyiddin Chisti of Ajmer Sharif (Rahimullah)
Shah ast Hussain,
Ruler/Leader is Hussain
Badshah ast Hussain,
King/Emperor is Hussain
Deen ast Hussain,
Religion/Faith is Husaain
Deen e Panah ast Hussain,
The protector of religion/faith is Hussain
Sar dad, na dad dast, dar dast-e-yazeed
Gave his head but did not give his hand in the hand of Yazeed
Haqqa ke bana-e- La ila ast Hussain (this is the last line you haven't included in your question)
Truly, the reviver/mirror of the faith is Hussain
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M$Religion is Husain, shield of religion i.e. Islam is Husain,
Gave his head (for Islam) but not his hand toYazid,
To maintain the truth no one but is Husain."
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