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A Brief History Of Khanqah Kazmia Qalandaria, Kakori Sharif

There was another instance which reflects the similarity of Zia Miya'n with his father I composed

Zunnoorain Haidar Alvi

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Women’s voices in Bhakti Literature

The Rana remains angry
They have a watchman sitting at the door

Rekha Pande

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Chandar Bhan Brahman-Iqbal Husain

hadiis-e-ishq jaa.n-soz ast baa maa mii-tawaa.n guftan
The following is another admirable Ghazal of Brahman, remarkable for its fluent phraseology and well-weighed thoughts –

Sufinama Archive

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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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Shah-e-Wilayat Syed Hussain Sharfuddin: A Legacy of Spirituality and Nobility

Despite his prominence, Shah-e-Wilayat’s name is seldom mentioned in major historical texts related to the broader

Sahil Razvi

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hazrat qutb e aalam

Dr. Zuhoorul Hasan Sharib

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hazrat qutb e aalam

Dr. Zuhoorul Hasan Sharib

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hazrat shaah niyaz barelvi ki shairi mein irphaan e haq

Ahmad Fakhir

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

By the end of the twelfth century Persia, though paying nominal allegiance to the ‘ Abbasid

Islamic Culture Journal

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Rumi, The Silk Route and Indian Sub-continent

That is the reason why Maulana has been an iconic pesona in all Persian speaking countries

Akhlaq Ahmad Ahan

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A Faqir has no religion – there is only Haq and love, says Sain Zuhoor

His expression rarely changes. His face is gaunt and wrinkled; he seems lost in another world; his eyes are sunken, but look right into you.
“God did not create religions to divide Hindus, Muslims and Christians. Sufis only believe in God; nothing else matters.”

Meher Murshed

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An Apple that ravaged a Sufi’s soul

Abu Saleh Musa Jangi Dost lived sometime in the eleventh century in Naif town in the

Meher Murshed

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

Amir Khusrau would pray most of the night. Once his master Nizamuddin Auliya asked him: “Turk, what is the state of being occupied?” “There are times at the end of the night when one is overcome by weeping,” he replied. “Praise be to God, bit by bit is being manifest,” Nizamuddin said.
But what was being manifested in Khusrau?

Meher Murshed