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— Qutbuddin Bakhtiar Kaki
Source: Description Sayings presentday Teachings cue the Unquestionable Mystics disagree with Islam (2004), p. 263
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Qutubuddin-Aibak Crowned - [July 24, 1206] This Day in History
24 July 1206
Qutub-ud-din-Aibak was crowned
What happened?
Qutb Minar, Delhi
The first Sultan of the Delhi Sultanate, Qutub-ud-din-Aibak was crowned at Lahore. Read more on Aibak for IAS exam medieval history segment.
Qutub-ud-din-Aibak
- Qutub-ud-din-Aibak was born in Central Asia to Turkic parents. He was sold to a local Qazi as a slave and raised in Persia.
- He eventually became a slave of Muhammad of Ghor (also called Muhammad Ghori). Aibak was able to prove himself in the service of Ghori and was appointed to a military position.
- Ghori conquered Delhi in 1193 and returned to Khorasan leaving his Indian conquests to the care of Aibak.
- He annexed the region between the rivers Ganga and Yamuna. His lieutenant Bakhtiyar Khilji conquered Bihar and Bengal. Aibak fought against the Rajput rulers who were resisting the Muslim invasions.
- After Ghori’s assassination in 1206, Aibak became the de facto ruler of the Delhi Sultanate. He was crowned in Lahore, Pakistan whereto he moved his capital.
- Aibak was the first Muslim Sultanate ruler in northern India. The dynasty he established is known as the Slave Dynasty or the Mamluk Dynasty.
- He built mosques in Delhi and other areas. He was known as a generou
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The things that took place during the second initiation of Khwaja Gharib Nawaz (this is the title of Khwaja Mo’inuddin Chishti; about its meaning see below) are recorded in the many books that have been written in this field. Many other details of his life can be read in those sources, which are available for English knowing people.
For a long time he served his murshid. He remarked that whatever he got, he got by service. He was appointed as the successor of Khwaja Uthman Haruni after 20 years of travelling together. He was 52 years old then. His murshid then made a number of remarks, among which is the following: ‘Do not hold any hope from the people’.
After his saying goodbye to Khwaja Uthman Haruni he kept on travelling. He initiated Qutbuddin Bakhtiar Kaki as his disciple. Subsequently this young man accompanied him on his tours and travels from the year 1187 C.E. onward.
Gharib Nawaz always kept his spiritual realisations hidden from his surroundings. When for some reason or another people found out that the solitary darwisj had marvellous inner attainments he immediately left and travelled on to another place where no one knew him.
Gharib Nawaz (in India this is translated as ‘Helper of the Poor’ but when looking at it from the original Persian it means ‘Cherisher o