- Ali Hamdani,
Hafez Shirazi,
Bande Nawaz and
Sultan Walad. Ala ud-Daula
Simnani Alaul Haq
Pandavi Sufi
Saints of
South Asia
Wahab Ashrafi "सैय्यद मखदूम...
-
Jahangir Simnānī (d. 1405)
introduced the
concept of
wahdat al-wujūd to India. He had
originally been a
student of ʿAlā' ad-Dawla al-
Simnanī, but then...
-
Mathnawi which some
consider a kind of Sufi
interpretation of the Quran.
Simnani (d. 1336)
tried reconciliation of God's
manifestation through and in the...
- 'Ala' al-Dawla
Simnani (Persian: علاءالدوله سمنانی;
November 1261 – 6
March 1336) was a
Persian Sūfī of the Kubrāwī order, a
writer and a
teacher of Sufism...
- Mir S****
Hussain Simnani was an
Indian Sufi
saint from the 8th
century Hijri,
known for his role in the
spread of
Islam in the
Kashmir Valley. He hailed...
- use them as
prooftexts but
intertwines Quranic verses with his poetry.
Simnani (d. 1336)
wrote two
influential works of
esoteric exegesis on the Quran...
- "Shampora". Mir S****
Hussain Simnani later renamed it "Kulgam" (kul for 'clan' and gram for 'village' in Sanskrit).
Simnani is said to have
invited Mir...
-
killed for
misappropriating funds,
including Abu Sa'id's
vizier Qutb al-Din
Simnani. When the army tax-collector
Khwaja Mu'izz al-Din and
moneychanger Shaikh...
- family.
Hamadani spent his
early years under the
tutelage of Ala ad-Daula
Simnani, a
famous Kubrawiya saint from Semnan, Iran.
Hamadani is
credited with...
- laṭāʾif: (13th century) The Kubrāwī order,
represented by Ala ud-Daula
Simnani (1261–1336),
views the laṭāʾif as
potential psychospiritual organs/capacities...
