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Diwan Dalpatram Sufi

Sufi poet
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  • Sindhi literature

    The finest example is Diwan Dalpatram Sufi (died 1841), who composed a heroic ballad, a Persian jangnama about the famous Sufi martyr Shah Inayat of Jhok, whose death in 1718 was celebrated in several later poems. Sayyid Sabit Ali Shah (1740–1810) not only composed ghazals in Sindhi but also…

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    The finest example is Diwan Dalpatram Sufi (died 1841), who composed a heroic ballad, a Persian jangnama about the famous Sufi martyr Shah Inayat of Jhok, whose death in 1718 was celebrated in several later poems. Sayyid Sabit Ali Shah (1740–1810) not only composed ghazals in Sindhi but also…

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