The performed by Sultan Ateeq Rehman in the 2022 video is part of the epic Punjabi poem " Saif-ul-Malook " , written by the 19th-century mystic Mian Muhammad Baksh . Part 4 of this series often focuses on the theme of avoiding worldly pride, specifically the track titled "Zatan Da Tu Man Karin Na" (Do Not Be Proud of Your Caste/Lineage) . The Core Story: The Legend of Saif-ul-Malook

At a moment of near-despair, he is often met by a spiritual guide or angel (like Hoorail ) who provides divine illumination and shows him the final path to his beloved.

During his journey, he faces numerous tests, including being captured by wild apes and enduring extreme loneliness, which symbolize the soul's struggle against worldly desires and ego.

He embarks on a perilous journey that lasts years, traveling through deserts, oceans, and mystical lands like Koh-e-Kaf (the Caucasus Mountains) to find her.

An Egyptian prince, Saif-ul-Malook, falls deeply in love with a fairy after seeing her picture or encountering her in a dream.

The story culminates at Lake Saiful Muluk in present-day Pakistan, where the prince finally meets the fairy queen. Spiritual & Moral Themes in Part 4

The overarching narrative of this kalam is the legendary tale of and his quest for the fairy queen, Badi-ul-Jamal .

While the main story is about a prince and a fairy, Mian Muhammad Baksh used it as an allegory for the human soul seeking . In Sultan Ateeq Rehman’s Part 4 , the verses specifically emphasize: