Question

eassy on sheik noor ud din wali ​

Answer 1

Answer:

• Sheik Noor-ud-Din Wali (R.A) also prevalently known as“Nund-Reshi“, ” Sheik-ul-Allam” and “Alamdari Kashmir” (R.A). He is without a doubt a spiritual reality with a distinction. Sheik-ul-Alam(R.A) marks the start of Sufism in Kashmir. He was born at Khaimoh in 1377 AD which is a town coming under the domain of Tehsil Kulgam in Kashmir. His father Salar Sanz, who initially hailed from a dynasty of rulers in Kishtwar embraced Islam on account of Syed Samnai (R.A) and was named Saladin.
• Sheikh Noor-ud-Din Wali (R.A) adopted secluded lifestyles for most of the time, living in caves and secluded places for the purpose of spiritual training and purification of his self. He denied all the worldly pleasure and ambitions and left his home thereby living the life of isolation in forests and secluded places far from the humdrum of life. He didn’t even take care of his own children and wife leaving them completely at the mercy of God. He visited every nook and corner of the valley and implanted an Islamic soul and enthusiasm in the people of Kashmir. He preached his basic gospel of fear of God and responsibility before Him after death, duty to the standards of truth, justice, love, and service of mankind.
• The Sheikh was a genuine Saint. He set an example of simplicity, honesty and a true servant of people. As a missionary, he instructed us that genuine Saint isn’t one who escapes from life but one who does his obligations of life with honesty and humility. He discloses to us that picked workers of God are the individuals who worship Him earnestly and satisfy their obligations in life routinely. He pulled in devotees all over from Kashmir. Every one of them was noble spirits and carried on with a real existence of devotion and in the service of their fellow beings.
• The Sheikh won prominence everywhere in Kashmir. Kashmiri call him even as of now Shaikh-ul-Alam which means the spiritual guide of the world or a saint of world stature. After setting a sparkling example of a righteous life, Shaikh ul Alam left this mortal world in Rupwan in 1438 AD and was buried at Chrar-I-Shareef.
• Shaikh-ul-Alam (R.A) is one of those uncommon personages of history whose prominence is increasing even after their demise. With the progression of time, the Shaikh has turned into a commonly recognized name in all aspects of Kashmir. Individuals keep on rehashing his savvy adages and sweet verses.
• A long time after his passing, coins were struck in his name during the Afghan reign over Kashmir. Today various trusts and educational foundations exist in his name. These include the Sheikh-ul-Alam Chair at the University of Kashmir and the Sheik-ul-Alam Museum at the University of Jammu.

Explanation:

Bullets means next paragraph