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THE KHAN KHANAN AND HIS PAINTERS, ILLUMINATORS AND CALLIGRAPHERS- M. MAHFUZ UL HAQ .

This much for painting. The interest which the Khan Khanan took in calligraphy may be proved

Islamic Culture Journal

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hazrat ghaus gvaliyri aur yog par unki kitab "bahr ul hayat"

Suman Mishra

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

15 Khwaja Banda Nawaz also wrote an explanatory note on the book of him entitled as ‘Sharah Tamhidat, Zubdat-ul-Haqiq’
16 Ser-ul-Auliya Pg. No. 636

Aatif Kazmi

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

23) Hazrat Ashraf Jaha'ngir Samnani (d. 1386)
24) Hazrat Abdul Razzaq Noor-ul-Ain (d. 1467)

Kaleem Athar

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

Live so with good and bad that after thy death, the Musalmans may wish to bury and the Hindus to burn thee (according to their rites).
The eighteenth century author of lqtabas-ul-Anwar writes on the authority of Mir’at-ul-Asrar by Abdur-Rehman Chishti of Amethi that,

Sufinama Archive

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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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Hazrat Syed Fariduddin Tavela Bukhsh Chishti

Hazrat Akhi Siraj (Aina-e-Hind)
Hazrat Ala-ul-Haq Pandvi

Syed Yusuf Shahab

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PAANCH PIR- MUHAMMAD ENAMUL HAQ

Introductory:
Belief in Paanch Pir is a universal phenomenon all over Northern Indo-Pak sub-continent. It forms a cult known as ‘PAANCH PIRIYA,’ which neither orthodox Islam nor orthodox Hinduism claims as its own. Yet the belief is widely prevalent among the adherents of both the religions. In fact, uneducated Muslims pay homage to and low-caste Hindus worship ‘Paanch Pir in a prescribed esoteric form, which we shall be noticing soon.

Asiatic Society of Pakistan

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hazrat shaah niyaz barelvi ki shairi mein irphaan e haq

Ahmad Fakhir

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An Apple that ravaged a Sufi’s soul

The couple led a content married life. They had a son called Abdul Qader. He would grow be to be known as Gaus-ul-Azam. But that is another story.

Meher Murshed

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Characteristics of the Chishtia Silsila - Maikash Akbarabadi

Saifinat-ul-Auliya.

Maikash Akbarabadi

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

Sheikh Saeed, like his eminent grandfather Sheikh Abdul Quddus Gangohi was a great pantheist. Sheikh Muhibullah

Meher Murshed

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zikr e ghaus e a’zam abdul qadir jilani

Maikash Akbarabadi

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Rumi, The Silk Route and Indian Sub-continent

As a matter of fact, baring Sultan Walad, the son of Maulana, and Ahmad Rumi, one

Akhlaque Ahmad Ahan

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Chandar Bhan Brahman-Iqbal Husain

Saib, one of the greatest Persian poets, incorporated Brahman’s verses in his personal anthology of verses. This was the greatest compliment that a poet like Saib could pay to Brahman.
Brahman in his Letters’ enumerates seven of his works, viz. (1) Divan consisting of Ghazals and Mathnawi, (2) Guldasta, (3) Chahar Chaman (4) Tuhfat-ul-Anwar (5) Karnama. (6) Tuhfat-ul-Fusaha, and (7) Majma’-ul-Fuqara.

Sufinama Archive

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Nizamuddin Auliya: Amir Khusrau’s soul

The family found an inn, which only allowed women to stay. Bibi Zulaikha and Nizamuddin’s sister, Zainab, moved there. The sultan’s army minister, Imad-ul-Mulk, gave Nizamuddin refuge in one of his homes close by.
Saifuddin Shamsi, Imad-ul-Mulk’s son-in-law, had been killed in battle. Imad-ul-Mulk was now bringing up his grandson, Amir Khusrau. Nizamuddin and Khusrau lived in the same house.

Meher Murshed