Composer & teacher
Sayyid Imam Shah
- Living years
- 1452 – 1513/1520 CE (traditional)
- Geographies
- Uch in present-day Pakistan; Pirana and Gujarat, India
Biography
Sayyid Imam Shah, son of Pir Hasan Kabirdin, carried his family’s teaching mission from Uch into Gujarat and made Pirana an important centre of devotional activity. His Ginans draw on the language of Satpanth, ethical discipline, remembrance, and the soul’s meeting with the True Guide. Community histories agree on his fifteenth-century birth but preserve both 1513 and 1520 as death dates.
In this collection
9 Ginans by Sayyid Imam Shah
Ad Nirinjan Avatarea Tenu Thanak Chhe Eraq (Cheto Rikhisaro) (Moman Chetamni / Satya Bodh)549 verses · Esoteric GnosisAd Thaki Ek Sun Nipaya10 verses · Esoteric GnosisDhan Dhan Saheb Toro Panth5 verses · Spiritual AwakeningApanun Ap Pichhanore14 verses · Spiritual AwakeningHetesun Milore Mara Munivaro9 verses · Divine Love & LongingJagat Kyun Nahire3 verses · Morning MeditationShahana Khat Avea Vira Jampudip Manhe13 verses · Spiritual AwakeningUth Baethre Kiya Suta6 verses · Morning MeditationParabha Phati Rahen Bihani4 verses · Morning Meditation