Syed Misri Shah
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Abdullah Shah Naqshbandi — Born 6 February 1872 Husaini Alam, Hyderabad, India Died 27 August, 1964 Naqshbandi Chaman, Misri Gunj, Hyderabad, India Occupation scholar of Islam and spiritual reformer Religion Islam … Wikipedia
Saajzada Syed Muhammed Mateen Chishti Mahbubi Dehlvi — Sahibzada Syed Muhammed Mateen Chishti Mahbubi Born 14 Zulqaad 1327 (ذولقعدہ) or 27 November 1909 Birthplace Delhi Died … Wikipedia
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Dhul-Nun al-Misri — Tomb of Dhul Nun al Misri (AD 796 859) in Cairo s City of the Dead. Dhul Nun al Misri (Arabic: ذو النون المصري; born in 796 in Akhmim, Sohag Governorate; died 859) was an Egyptian Sufi saint. He was considered the Patron Saint of the Physicians… … Wikipedia
Idries Shah — ادریس شاه इदरीस शाह Born 16 June 1924 (1924 06 16) Simla, India Died 23 November 1996 … Wikipedia
Omar Ali-Shah — ओमर अली शाह عمر علی شاہ Born 1922 Died September 7, 2005 (aged 82–83) Jerez, Spain Occupation Sufi teacher, writer Ethnicity Anglo Afghan Indian Subjects … Wikipedia
