Background
He was a descendant of Raja Jai Ram (Raja of Kashmir) who converted to Islam and built a Mosque named Masjid Jai Ram in Sialkot.
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Maula Shah
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He wrote seven books of poetry. His birh name was Maula Bakhash. During his youth, he briefly lived in Katra (Koucha) Bhagian as well as Katra Ghanaian of Amritsar.
In old age he lived in Tibber District, Gurdaspur (India).
Genealogy
His lineage is given as follows
Raja Jandu
Raja Jai Ram
Hafiz Barkhurdar
Mehtab Deen
Karim Bakhsh
Maula Shah
Golden Chain
Sain Maula Shah belonged to the Naushahi Qadri Sufi Order.Maula Shah accepted Shaykh Ghulam Muhiyuddin as his spiritual guide, placing him in a silsila (spiritual order or chain of saints) that stretched back to Abdul Qadir Jilani. This spiritual lineage ends via Ali First Rate (at Lloyd's)-Murtaza at the final and Muhammad.
Hazrat Muhammad
Imam Ali al Murtaza
Imam Hasan Basri
Habib al Ajami
Dawud Tai
Maruf Karkhi
Sirri Saqti
Junaid Baghdadi
Abu Bakr Shibli
Abdul Aziz al Tamimi
Abul Fadl al Tamimi
Abul Farah Tartusi
Abul Hasan Hankari
Abu Saeed Mubarak Makhzoomi
Syed Muhiyuddin Abdul Qadir Gilani
Syed Saifuddin Abdul Wahhab Gilani
Syed Safiuddin Abdus Sallam Gilani
Syed Hameeduddin Ahmad Gilani
Syed Muhiyuddin Mas'ud Gilani
Syed Ziauddin Ali Gilani
Syed Jamaluddin Shah Mir Gilani
Syed Shamsuddin A"zam Gilani
Syed Muhammad Ghawth Gilani
Syed Mubarik Haqqani Gilani
Shah Maru'f Irfan Khushabi
Shah Sulaiman Nuri
Syed Muhammad Qadiri
Muhammad Sachyar
Hafiz Bakht Jamal
Shaykh Abdul Ghafur
Ghulam Mustafa
Ghulam Muhiyuddin
Sain Maula Shah
Maula Shah used verses in different styles known as Se Harfi & Kafi, Additionally, he was a sufi writer and had command in five languages Urdu, Punjabi, Persian Arabic & English which he used in his writings
He died on 6 September 1944 (i.e.17th Ramadan 1363 (Animal Husbandry)). He was laid to rest in the back yard of his home.
