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Abyat e Bahoo Part 39 | وحدت دا دریا اِلہیٰ | Kalam e Bahoo | Sultan ul Ashiqeen | Urdu/Hindi Sultan Bahoo TV proudly presents the Part 39 of Sharah Abyat-e-Bahoo. Founder and Patron in Chief of Tehreek Dawat-e-Faqr and spiritual leader of Sarwari Qadri order Sultan-ul-Ashiqeen Sultan Mohammad...

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وحدت دا دریا اِلہیٰ ہر دم وگدا تیرا سلطان العاشقین دا جتھے لگدا ڈیڑا

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Heartfelt explanation of Abyat-e-Bahoo by Sultan-ul-Ashiqeen

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Heartfelt explanation of Abyat-e-Bahoo by Sultan-ul-Ashiqeen👌🏻

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