Sultan Bahu

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Sultan Bahu was a 17th-century Punjabi Sufi saint, poet, and founder of the Sarwari Qadiri Sufi order, renowned for his mystical Punjabi poetry and spiritual teachings.

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Sultan Bahu canonical 3
Hazrat Sultan Bahu 1

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instanceOf Punjabi-language poet
Sufi saint
founder of Sufi order
mystic
poet
alsoKnownAs Hazrat Sultan Bahu
linked to: Sultan Bahu

Sultan ul Arifeen
associatedWith Qadiriyya Sufi order
linked to: Qadiriyya
birthCentury 17th century
coreTheme Ishq-e-Haqiqi (divine love)
dhikr (remembrance of God)
fana (annihilation of self in God)
marifat (gnosis of God)
countryOfBirth Mughal Empire
culturalRegion Punjabi
deathCentury 17th century
denomination Sunni Islam
founded Sarwari Qadiri Sufi order
linked to: Qadiriyya
fullName Sultan Bahu
genre Sufi poetry
devotional poetry
influenced Punjabi Sufi poetry tradition
later Punjabi Sufi poets
languageOfPoetry Persian
Punjabi
legacy Sufi shrines and followers in Punjab
popular devotional recitations of his verses
movement Sarwari Qadiri
notableFor Sufi spiritual teachings
devotional poetry on divine love
mystical Punjabi poetry
poeticForm kafi
region Punjab
religion Islam
spiritualLineage Qadiri silsila
linked to: Qadiriyya
subjectOf Sufi studies and research on Punjabi mysticism
sufiOrder Qadiri
teachingEmphasis direct experiential knowledge of God
inner purification
love and remembrance of God
veneratedAs saint
veneratedIn India
Pakistan
wroteAbout spiritual poverty (faqr)
the Perfect Guide (Murshid Kamil)
unity of God (tawhid)

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Jhang hasNotablePerson Sultan Bahu
Sultan Bahu fullName Sultan Bahu
Sultan Bahu alsoKnownAs Hazrat Sultan Bahu
linked to: Sultan Bahu