Kharaqani in the Sufi Literature of the Sub-Continent
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2021
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Abstract
The Sub-continent is a vast region with one thousand years golden history of Sufism and its humanitarian traditions in the area. The Sufi writers and poets of the Sub-continent produced a great treatise which is really an unavoidable chapter in the world wide history of Sufi literature. Shaikh Abu al-Hasan Kharaqani’s charismatic personality and his attractive sayings are also high lighted in the Sufi literature of these countries. This paper shows how scholars and intellectuals portrayed him in their works.
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| Authors | Dr. Shoaib Ahmad |
| Journal | SRAI Journal of Linguistics and Social Sciences |
| Year | 2021 |
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