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AMIR KHUSRAU AND INDIAN MUSIC-S. K. SINHA

Amir Khusraw was a great Persian poet and musician. He took to Indian music and if

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Murshid-e-Yagana, Faiz Bakhsh-e-Zamana, Hazrat Syedna Faiz-ur-Rasool

(b) New Rays English Medium School
(c) Sufi-e-Millat Arabic Academy

Kaleem Athar
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The Idea of India in Amir Khusrau

3. Amir Khusrau, Nuh Sipihr,zd. M.Wahid Mirza, Calcutta, 1950, p. 150. For an English rendering of

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

The appellation of Muwahhwid had occupied a unique place in the mystic thought of the Sufis

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Rumi, The Silk Route and Indian Sub-continent

Though Maulana lived for more than a half century among the Turki speaking masses but he

Akhlaque Ahmad Ahan
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PERSIAN POETRY AND LIFE IN THE THIRTEENTH CENTURY- REYNOLD A NICHOLSON

The one sand whence water gushes is seldom to be found go, seek it!”
The next two passages—the last I shall quote—have parallels in the works of two great English poets of the 19th century.

Islamic Culture Journal
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Sufi practices as the cause of spiritual, mental and physical healing at Chishti shrines in India and Pakistan

-Why do people come to the shrine/s?
-What specific purpose/s people visit the shrines for?

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

What is more powerful – your piety or my sinfulness?”
Nizamuddin took pity. “Society does have its effect,” he replied. Amir Hasan fell at his feet and became a disciple. From 1308 to 1322, he recorded the words Nizamuddin spoke at his assemblies and compiled a book in Persian with his master’s blessings called Fawaid-ul-Fawad. Dr Bruce Lawrence translated the book into English as Morals for the Heart.

Meher Murshed
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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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Professor Syed Hasan Askari

Professor Syed Hasan Askari was a distinguished historian and eminent scholar of medieval Indian history, active

Ahmer Raza
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Chandar Bhan Brahman-Iqbal Husain

Munir, the famous Persian prose-writer of Lahore, in a special letter to Brahman paid him the highest tribute in the following terms, which cannot with justice be translated into English:—
Harfe az madh-e-ausaaf-e-aa.n chashm-o-charaG-e-aafriinash ,sar-e-lauh-e-kitaab-e-daanish-o- biiniish ,ashraf-e-duudmaan-e-hashmat –o-iqbaal ,matlaa-e-diibaacha-e-daulat-o-jalaal ,KHat-e-Jabbin-e-fsaahat,naqsh-e-nagiin-e-balaGat,sahbaanul asr , Hassanuzzaman,malikush-shora Chandra Bhan na-tavaa.n raqam zad.

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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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Women’s voices in Bhakti Literature

Smiling, Mira hugged it, as if it were a
The string of new pearls.

Rekha Pande
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SARMAD: His Life And Quatrains - B.A. Hashmi

Dances the mirage ever in the skies,
Ever the old harp waits for a new song.

Islamic Culture Journal
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This Path is not about religion: Just faith

“All those by the knife of submission killed;
Each moment from God with new life are filled.”

Meher Murshed
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PAANCH PIR- MUHAMMAD ENAMUL HAQ

The second word ‘Pir’ is Persian, which is common to both the phrases ‘Paanch Pir’ or

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

5. That Gwalior continued its reputation as a great center of music in Northern India and supplied, as in Akbar’s days, the bulk of the court artists.
6. That only two musicians represented the Persian or non-Indian school, the one a Mughal, the other a Persian arriving from Herat, and the rest were Indians, demonstrating that the struggle between the two systems had reached a decisive stage.

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Amir Khusrau and his Adaptability – J. Dadademery

History repeats itself. After 6 years’ rule during which he faced a number of plots to overthrow him, Jalauddin was murdered at the instance of his own nephew and son-in-law, Alauddin Khilji.
Once again Amir Khusraw was faced with a new master, a murderer! But did he lament the end of Jalaluddin or decry Alauddin, the murderer ? He once again adapted himself to the new circumstances and instead of condemning, sang the praises of Aladdin, the King.

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Mulla Nasruddin Modern Tales- 5

Nasruddin opened his email on phone, the invitation read “Interfaith Dialogue Conclave.” The email also carried

Arun Prakash Ray
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