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Ginan: pīu pīu to sabh jug kare [satgur kahere] (saloko nāno)Audio recitation(s) of this ginan available at Ginan Recitals
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1. Kamaluddin, Muhammad. Saloko Moto and Saloko Nano with English Translation and Glossary ( verses)
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2. Jiwa, Pyarali. Ginan Transliterations (2 verses)
3. Jiwa, Pyarali. Ginan Transliterations (4 verses)
4. Jiwa, Pyarali. Ginan Transliterations (10 verses)
5. Jiwa, Pyarali. Ginan Transliterations (9 verses)
6. Jiwa, Pyarali. Ginan Transliterations (2 verses)
7. Jiwa, Pyarali. Ginan Transliterations (2 verses)
8. Jiwa, Pyarali. Ginan Transliterations (119 verses)
9. Jiwa, Pyarali. Ginan Transliterations (22 verses)
10. Jiwa, Pyarali. Ginan Transliterations (8 verses)
11. Jiwa, Pyarali. Ginan Transliterations (3 verses)
12. Jiwa, Pyarali. Ginan Transliterations (8 verses)
13. Jiwa, Pyarali. Ginan Transliterations (23 verses)
14. Jiwa, Pyarali. Ginan Transliterations (4 verses)
15. Jiwa, Pyarali. Ginan Transliterations (3 verses)
16. Rahemtulla, Platinum. 2012 - 2023. English Transliterations of Ginans and Granths. (120 verses)
You may also be interested in the following scholarly resource(s) for this ginan available at Ginan Studies:
Text and translation17. Shackle, C. and Moir, Z. (2000). Ismaili Hymns from South Asia: An Introduction to the Ginans. Richm... (15 verses)
Translation
18. Esmail, A. (2002). A Scent of Sandalwood: Indo-Ismaili Religious Lyrics. Richmond, Surrey: Curzon Pr... (Selection)