SANJAN DAY
Misery, humiliation, insults, torture n inhuman behavior, they had to bear.
When they could no longer protect the holy fire; and for it no longer care;
thought they, leave they must, their dearest Motherland, wealth n cattle there.
For living there, undergoing torture was beyond tolerance; poisonous was the air.
Weary, miserable and dead-tired; on the shores of Gujarat, they finally did land.
From Diu-Saurashtra sailed they to Sanjan Bunder, requesting for a helping hand.
To persuade the ruler for shelter; stood they under the scorching hot Sun on sand.
Finally asylum granted was, after many conditions, their weapons they had to disband.
Accepted they were by Bharat (India); and finally settled down at Sanjan
Starting anew, our ancestors rebuilt Iran-shah, away from the Arab “hevaan(s)”
with honesty, integrity, hard-work, reestablished they, their “aan-baan-shaan”
now our pious duty it is, to continue their work with dedication and “imaan”.
Armin Dutia Motashaw.
Nov 17, 2019
Nov 17, 2019 at 1:00 AM UTC
SANJAN DAY
Misery, humiliation, insults, torture n inhuman behavior, they had to bear.
When they could no longer protect the holy fire; and for it no longer care;
thought they, leave they must, their dearest Motherland, wealth n cattle there.
For living there, undergoing torture was beyond tolerance; poisonous was the air.
Weary, miserable and dead-tired; on the shores of Gujarat, they finally did land.
From Diu-Saurashtra sailed they to Sanjan Bunder, requesting for a helping hand.
To persuade the ruler for shelter; stood they under the scorching hot Sun on sand.
Finally asylum granted was, after many conditions, their weapons they had to disband.
Accepted they were by Bharat (India); and finally settled down at Sanjan
Starting anew, our ancestors rebuilt Iran-shah, away from the Arab “hevaan(s)”
with honesty, integrity, hard-work, reestablished they, their “aan-baan-shaan”
now our pious duty it is, to continue their work with dedication and “imaan”.
Armin Dutia Motashaw.