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SHAH ABDUL LATIF BHITAI
SADHU T.L VASWANI
DADA J.P. VASWANI
BHAGAT KANWARRAM
SAI UDEROLAL
SAINT HARIRAM BRAHMCHARI
MAHANT HARNAMDAS
SWAMI DHARAMDAS
BHAGAT WADHURAM SAHEB
SAINT SAROOPDAS
SAI JEEWAT SINGH
BERI-A-WARA-SAINT
BHAI BHAGWANDAS MASAND
SAINT BABA NEBHRAJ
SAI PARUSHAH
SAI VASANSHAH
Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai the great sufi saint and philosopher (1689-1752A.D.) is the greatest poet of Sindh. His poetry "Shah-jo-Risaalo" is a valuable treasure of Sindhi language and literature. His poetry with mystic symbolism depicted the true spirit of Sindhi culture. Spiritual people get true happiness in reciting his poetry and worldly people enjoy the folk lore stories in their own way. Shah Latif was a poet of both masses and classes.

Shah Latif realized God within himself and this experience is expressed in his poetry. Shah Latif in his early years traveled with Yogis the Hindu holymen to Hindu Pilgrimage centers like Dwarka and Hinglaj. In their company he got the true knowledge. He also had spiritual discussions with many sufis. Shah Latif says God is not away from us. Longing for God must be sustained and one day we will get the vision of God within. This is an essence of Vedantic philosophy in his poetry. Professor Kalyan B. Advani presented a complete monumental Sindhi Sufi classic "Shah jo Risaalo" in 1958. Meaning of difficult words and gist of every unit is given in simple language.


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