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One of the greatest Punjabi Sufi poets (c. 1680–1757), a disciple of Shah Inayat Qadiri of Lahore. His kafis, expressing ecstatic divine love and sharp social-religious critique, remain central to Punjabi and Sufi devotional music. He lived and died in Kasur in 1757. (Sources: Wikipedia; Dawn.com.)
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