Pritam Ka Kuch Dosh Nahi Hai Lyrics – Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan

Sanson Ki Mala Pe
Sanson Ki Mala Pe
Sanson Ki Mala Pe..

Sanson Ki Mala Pe Simroon Main Pee Ka Naam
Sanson Ki Mala Pe Simroon Main Pee Ka Naam

Prem Ke Rang Mein Aisi Doobi
Ban Gaya Ek Hi Roop
Prem Ke Rang Mein Aisi Doobi
Ban Gaya Ek Hi Roop

Prem Ki Mala Japte Japte Aap Bani Main Shayam
Sanson Ki Mala Pe Simroon Main Pee Ka Naam

Sanson Ki Mala Pe
Sanson Ki Mala Pe
Simroon Main Pee Ka Naam

Pritam Ka Kuch Dosh Nahi Hai
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Preetam Ka Kuch Dosh Nahi Hai
Wohh Tohh Haii Nirdosh

Apne Aap Se Baaten Kar Kay
HoGayi Mai Badnaam
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Simroon Mai Pee Ka Naam

Apne Aap Se Baatein Karke
Ho Gayi Mai Badnaam
Saanson Kee Maala Pe
Simru Mai Pi Ka Nam

Saanson Ki Mala Pe
Sanson Ki Mala Pe Simru Main Pee Ka Naam
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Sanson Ki Mala Pe
Sanson Ki Mala Pe
Saanson Ki Mala Pe
Simroon Main Simroon Mai
Simroon Mai Pee Ka Naam

Sanson Ki Mala Pe Simroon Main Pee Ka Naam
Simroon Main Peeeeeeeeeeeeee Ka Naam…..

Sanson Ki Mala Pe…

Jeevan Ka Sangaar Hai Preetam
Maang Ka Hai Sandoor

Preetam Ki Nazron Se Gir Kar
Jeena Hai Kis Kaam
Sanson Ki Mala Pe
Simroon Main Pee Ka Naam

Preetam Ki Nazron Se Gir Kar
Jeena Hai Kis Kaam
Sanson Ki Mala Pe
Simroon Main Pee Ka Naam

Sanson Ki Mala Pe
Sanson Ki Mala Pe Simroon Main Pee Ka Naam
Sanson Ki Mala Pe
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Sanson Ki Mala Pe Simroon Main Pee Ka Naam
Sanson Ki Mala Pe Simroon Main Pee Ka Naam…

Simroon Main Pee Ka Naam…

The song Pritam Ka Kuch Dosh Nahi Hai (Sanson Ki Mala Pe) recently went viral again after a young man sang it with deep emotion in the Delhi Metro. His touching performance reminded people of the song’s timeless beauty. One line that especially moved listeners was: “On every breath, I whisper your name—for my rosary is my life.” This line shows how deeply love and devotion can be felt in every moment of life. Check out LyricsRead.com for more song lyrics like this.

The song mixes both Sufi and Bhakti traditions, which reflect spiritual love and surrender. While many link it to the 16th-century saint-poet Mirabai, some believe the lyrics were written by Tufail Hoshiarpuri. Famous singer Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan first performed it in India in 1979, and his soulful voice gave the song a powerful and universal appeal. It became a symbol of devotion that could be felt in both temples and mosques, crossing religious and cultural boundaries.