Wikipedia's first sentence called it “sufi poet and 19th - 20th century spiritual leader who is amongst one of the founder of anjuman tableeg ul isla”. Today it says “kashmiri sufi poet and spiritual teacher active during the late nineteenth centuries”. The one-line description Wikipedia serves to search engines and AI systems read “Sufi Spritual leader in Jammu and Kashmir”. It now reads “Sufi Spiritual leader in Jammu and Kashmir”.
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Sayyid Meerakh Shah Kashani (سید میرک شاہ کاشانی), (6 September 1895 – 13 December 1971) properly known as Faqir-i-Milat , was a Sufi poet and 19th - 20th century spiritual leader . He is among the founders of Anjuman Tableeg ul Islam (ATI), first Sunni Muslim organisation in Jammu and Kashmir and Madinat Ul Uloum institute. He was related to the Sufi orders of Qadiriyya , Suhrawardiyya, Naqshbandi , Kubrawiya and Chishti Order . Flames of the Chinar: An Autobiography . "Hazratbal shrine with holy relic has a tumultuous history" . awazthevoice.in .
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The opening as it stood on October 6, 2023
Sufi Spritual leader in Jammu and Kashmir Sayyid Meerakh Shah Kashani (سید میرک شاہ کاشانی), (6 September 1895 – 13 December 1971) properly known as Faqir-i-Milat , was a Sufi poet and 19th - 20th century spiritual leader who is amongst one of the founder of Anjuman Tableeg ul Islam (ATI), first Sunni Muslim organisation in Jammu and Kashmir and Madinat Ul Uloum institute. He was related to the sufi orders of Qadiriyya , Naqshbandi , Kubrawiya and Chishti Order . Flames of the Chinar: An Autobiography . "Hazratbal shrine with holy relic has a tumultuous history" . awazthevoice.in .
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Wikipedia's first sentence called it “sufi poet and 19th - 20th century spiritual leader who is amongst one of the founder of anjuman tableeg ul isla”. Today it says “kashmiri sufi poet and spiritual teacher active during the late nineteenth centuries”. The one-line description Wikipedia serves to search engines and AI systems read “Sufi Spritual leader in Jammu and Kashmir”. It now reads “Sufi Spiritual leader in Jammu and Kashmir”. Read the current article and compare.
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sufi poet and 19th - 20th century spiritual leader who is amongst one of the founder of anjuman tableeg ul isla
Now
kashmiri sufi poet and spiritual teacher active during the late nineteenth centuries
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