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A Sufi saint of the Qadri-Shattari order, born in 1576 in Ahmedabad (Gujarat), raised under the influence of Wajihuddin Alvi, who migrated to Bijapur under Ibrahim Adil Shah II. He is said to have influenced the Sultan to abandon some un-Islamic practices; his disciple Sultan Mohammed Adil Shah built the famed Gol Gumbaz near the saint's shrine. His dargah was built in 1649 and has hosted an interfaith urs for four centuries. (Sources: Wikipedia 'Hashim Peer Dastagir'; qadrishattari.xyz)
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