Post by Zahir Nasir on Apr 4, 2007 18:54:57 GMT
Assalamu 'Alaykum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuhu
Mahmood Khalji:
He was very devoted and loved Gareeb Nawaz Rehmatullahe Ta’ala ‘Alaih tremendously. He displayed his love and respect by building the dome and the adjoining Mosque.
Emperor Akbar:
He also presented himself in the court of Gareeb Nawaz Rehmatullahe Ta’ala ‘Alaih and displayed great love and respect. A sign of his respect is the establishment of an endowment for the mausoleum.
Jahangir:
Like his father, Jahangir also used to present himself in the court of Gareeb Nawaz Rehmatullahe Ta’ala ‘Alaih with great respect and devotion. He also attended the ‘Urs Mubarak (death anniversary) in 1024 A.H. and spent half of the night listening to the Qawwali gathering on 6th Rajab. He himself writes, “I stayed there for half the night; the attendants and the Mystics were in a state of ecstasy.”
Emperor Shah Jahan:
The devotion of Emperor Shah Jahan is evident from the historical buildings he had built at Darbaar e Mu’alla and on the banks of lake Ana Saagar in the city of Ajmer.
As well as Emperors and Rulers, many princes, governors, lords, and non-Muslim Rulers and Kings have attended the court of Gareeb Nawaz Rehmatullahe Ta’ala ‘Alaih, amongst whom the Prince of Hyderabad, chief Prince of Jodhpur, and chief Prince of Gawaaliya are most famous.
Mahmood Khalji:
He was very devoted and loved Gareeb Nawaz Rehmatullahe Ta’ala ‘Alaih tremendously. He displayed his love and respect by building the dome and the adjoining Mosque.
Emperor Akbar:
He also presented himself in the court of Gareeb Nawaz Rehmatullahe Ta’ala ‘Alaih and displayed great love and respect. A sign of his respect is the establishment of an endowment for the mausoleum.
Jahangir:
Like his father, Jahangir also used to present himself in the court of Gareeb Nawaz Rehmatullahe Ta’ala ‘Alaih with great respect and devotion. He also attended the ‘Urs Mubarak (death anniversary) in 1024 A.H. and spent half of the night listening to the Qawwali gathering on 6th Rajab. He himself writes, “I stayed there for half the night; the attendants and the Mystics were in a state of ecstasy.”
Emperor Shah Jahan:
The devotion of Emperor Shah Jahan is evident from the historical buildings he had built at Darbaar e Mu’alla and on the banks of lake Ana Saagar in the city of Ajmer.
As well as Emperors and Rulers, many princes, governors, lords, and non-Muslim Rulers and Kings have attended the court of Gareeb Nawaz Rehmatullahe Ta’ala ‘Alaih, amongst whom the Prince of Hyderabad, chief Prince of Jodhpur, and chief Prince of Gawaaliya are most famous.
