Bulleh Shah
In January 2026, a shrine of Bulleh Shah in Mussoorie was vandalised by miscreants, triggering concerns over protection of cultural and religious heritage.
Sufi Philosophy and Literary Style
- Bulleh Shah was a prominent eighteenth-century Sufi poet belonging to the Qadiriyya Silsila.
- His poetry is primarily written in the ‘Kafi’ style, characterized by rhythmic and melodic verses.
- The Kafi genre uses everyday Punjabi metaphors to express deep mystical yearning for the divine.
- His work emphasizes internal spiritual purity over external religious rituals and rigid orthodoxies.
Historical Context and Social Impact
- He lived during the decline of the Mughal Empire, marked by intense socio-political instability ....
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