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Life, times and Sufi poetry of Shah Niyaz Ahmad Barelvi

Shah Niyaz wrote in four languages Arabic, Persian, Urdu and Hindvi. His poetic pseudonym was “Niyaz”.

Mustaqim Parwez

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Rumi, The Silk Route and Indian Sub-continent

Eshq ra khud sad zaban-e digar-ast
(Express in Persian even if Arabic may be a superior language — Love will find its ways through hundreds of languages to get articulated.)

Akhlaq Ahmad Ahan

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bihar mein qavvalon ka itihas

Raiyan Abulolai

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Mystics of the sayyid Lodi period (1414 AD. To 1526 AD. )- A.Halim

Mauléna Ahmad Thaneswari a disciple of Shaikh Nasir al-din Chiragh preferring to stay at Delhi till

Asiatic Society of Pakistan

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Significance of Sufism for Positive Existence in the Contemporary world

[2] Nasir,R., & Malik A.A. (2013). International Journal of Advancements in Research & Technology, Volume 2, Issue1, January-2013 Role and Importance
of Sufism in Modern World, 1-9

Dr. Sameera Khan

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Malfuzat : An Analysis of the criticism on Anees-ul-Arwah

Ahmed Ghazali, who was the younger brother of Hujjat-ul-Islam (proof of Islam) Imam Muhammad Ghazali, Ain-ul-Quddat

Aatif Kazmi

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The Idea of India in Amir Khusrau

It is inferior to Arabic, but superior to Dari (Persian)”(23)
Khusrau with great pride mentions that scholars from all over the world come to India to gain knowledge and expertise.

Ali Nadeem Rezavi

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Hazrat Imam-e-Rabbani Sheikh Ahmad Farooqi Sirhindi

Sheikh Ahmad Sirhindi has written a total number of 536 letters to the Mughal emperors during

Syed Yusuf Shahab

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If rain can grow sugarcane, man can realize the Divine – the story of Sheikh Muhibullah

And Ahmad the glorious, darling of every heart,
Do I call you the witness, the Lord, or Hejaz,

Meher Murshed

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Professor Syed Hasan Askari

6. The Bihar Research Society published a felicitation volume in Prof. Askari’s honor in 1968. The K. P. Jayaswal Research Institute published a special centenary volume in Prof. Askari’s honor in 2001.
7. Bihar State Archives (BSA) has been annually organizing a Professor Syed Hasan Askari Memorial Event since 2013. BSA’s Research Hall was named in honor of Professor Syed Hasan Askari in 2019.

Ahmer Raza

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Nizamuddin Auliya: The Darwesh of Love

Bibi Zulaikha, Khwaja Arab and their family escaped the bloodbath and fled Bukhara, leaving behind all

Meher Murshed

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PAANCH PIR- MUHAMMAD ENAMUL HAQ

“In the United Provinces, the group (of Paanch Pir) usually includes worthies of a much lower

Asiatic Society of Pakistan

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Bruce Lawrence’s Morals for the Heart: You may not see Nizamuddin but you can hear him

Amir Hassan went on to compile Fawaid-ul-Fawad with the devotion of a penitent. Amir Khusrau said

Meher Murshed

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Music and Musicians of the court of Shah Jahan – A. Hatim.

Two musicians are mentioned as having accompanied Prince Shah Shuja’ to Bengal with the permission of the emperor—Misri Khan Dhari, a musician and disciple of Bilas Khan, who died in Bihar, and Gun Khan who died in Bengal.
DHARIS

Sufinama Archive

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A Brief History Of Khanqah Kazmia Qalandaria, Kakori Sharif

So till Zia Miya'n following is the order which has to be kept in mind: Prophet

Zunnoorain Haidar Alvi

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Nizamuddin Auliya to Amir Khusrau: I am weary of everyone, even myself, but never of you

If the sultan Jalaluddin Khilji pampered Khusrau, Nizamuddin cradled him like a child, never letting go

Meher Murshed

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Kabir as Depicted in the Persian Sufistic and Historical Works- Dr. Qamaruddin

The personality of Kabir was interesting as well as enigmatic tor the historians and Tazkira writers

Sufinama Archive

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In conversation with the Guardian saint of Delhi, and the mystic of Sindh Farid Ayaz.

I had met Farid Ayaz Sahab in 2012, while gatecrashing in a private concert hosted by

Arun Prakash Ray

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From Hyderabad to Paris: A Journey of the Heart to Fazal Manzil

This pilgrimage was not just a journey of the body — it was a movement of the heart, reconnecting with the roots of a living spiritual tradition that continues to nourish seekers across the globe. Fazal Manzil stands today not just as a monument to a Sufi master but as a lighthouse of love, humility and spiritual unity that transcends time, culture, and geography.

Owais Balkhi