An analysis of Literary Culture in Pakistan in the light of Sufi Kalam ‘Tere Ishaq Nachayaa by Baba Bulleh Shah

Translation from source to the target language is an emerging field in applied linguistics. This plays a significant role compressing cultural and communication gap. Literal translation makes reciprocal communicative process more fluent. of Punjabi mystic poems creates new path exploring indigenous Sufi literature Pakistan foreign culture. The researcher has researched ‘Tere Ishaq Nachyaa by B. Bulleh Shah’ poem translated it into English language. analyzed qualitatively under theoretical framework Newmark’s (1988) approach. study aims find out structure, syntactic semantic levels. result based on analysis reveals translator uses present perfect tense at most frequent ratio. There been used past participle, adjectives, adverb, transitive verbs, possessive objective pronouns, proper nouns, interjection as well. Furthermore, Nicholson elegant variations this like structure comprises five stanzas each stanza consists lines except fourth which four but six stanzas. first last three rest comprise lines. Investigator finds there are some lexicons those context. Like, romance, ablest, lid, lie context i.e. word spiritual ecstasy can be place romance. elision text ‘^eacock. shows well woven loophole semantics because religious