Do spiritual seeking and social justice go together?
Can the power of poems, stories and ideas be silenced?
What does the mystic’s call to ‘give up your head’ truly mean?

The Kabir Project brings you the story of an 18th century Sufi from Sindh, unraveling many questions for our times. Join us for an intimate evening of storytelling, replete with allegory, music and art, and a magical never-before-seen format of light, image and sound.

The program will end with a few Sufi songs by Bhagat Bhooralal from Sindh, and conversations.

GULSHAN-E-ARMAAN : Shah Inayat ki Ajab Daastaan

Arthshila Delhi – 4 shows – 4pm & 6pm, 26th & 27th September 2026

Registration Link: https://forms.gle/Y6WaRD1e2mX6Eobb8

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Khuli Khirkee Delhi 2 shows – 4 pm & 6pm, 30th September 2026

Registration link: https://forms.gle/e8H6cEtWp8s6tqAx5

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Lost Homeland of Sindh, Partition Museum, Delhi  2 shows – 5pm & 7pm, 3rd October 2026

Registration link:https://forms.gle/fn4ujp8285uUkXJQ9

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Language – Hindi Duration – 1hr Limited Slots. Register Early.

In collaboration with The Third Eye, Nirantar Trust, Arthshila & Sindhi Culture Foundation

Please respond to this email if you have any questions.

with warmth,

Kabir Project Team

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