Sheikh Saadullah Golshan - Poet of the Twelfth Century - مقدمة ومراجعة

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Sheikh Saadullah Gulshan (12th Century Poet) Muhammad Sabir (Pakistani PhD student at the University of Tehran) During the Timurid era, the Indian subcontinent of Pakistan and India was the center and stronghold of the Persian language and literature. Thousands upon thousands of Persian-speaking poets opened their eyes to the world in this land, among whom you can mention Sheikh Saadullah Gulshan. Gulshan was a follower and disciple of Maulana Sheikh Abdul Ahad, known as Shah Gul, who used the pen name Wahdat1, the progeny of Sheikh Ahmad Mujaddid Sirhindi; he attained spiritual blessings and graces from that great master and, in the prime of his youth, chose the Naqshbandi order, the famous Sufi lineage. Bandar ibn Das Khushgo has recorded his date of death as follows: "Gulshan's place is in the haste of the next world" (1140 AH). Arzoo, Sirajuddin Ali Khan, Majma al-Nafais (Tazkira of twelfth-century Persian poets), edited and arranged by Abderrazak Bidar, Patna, 1992 AD. 4. Ikhlas, Kashan Chand; Hamesha Bahar (Tazkira of Persian poets), edited by Dr. Waheed Qureshi, Anjuman Tarraqi-e-Urdu, Karachi, 1973 AD. Khalil, Ali Ibrahim Khan, Sahaf-e-Ibrahim (Tazkira of twelfth-century Persian poets), edited and arranged by Abderrazak Bidar, Patna, 1978 AD. 8. Khushgo, Bandar Ibn Das, Safina-e-Khushgo (Third Volume), edited by Muhammad Ataur Rahman Kakoo, Patna, 1959 AD. Hindi, Bhagul Das, Safina-e-Hindi, (Tazkira of Persian poets), edited by Muhammad Ataur Rahman Kakoo, Patna, 1958 AD.