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Stub - Edit edit
I came across this article while researching the Chishti order's silsila. The article had been written by someone not entirely fluent in English, and I undertook to polish it up for them. I guess it's still a stub, but I have no new information. And I can't really vouch for much of the information provided. In particular, I'm unclear as to why it says that Hazrat Khwaja Usman Harooni Chishti (the particular individual I was starting to research) came to Belchi "in spirit."Ramseyman (talk) 00:16, 3 June 2022 (UTC)
By the way, another thing, because the original author capitalized the word Muridah, I assumed it was the name of the "lady" in the mausoleum. Now I see that was an incorrect reading, and I've changed it. A muridah is a female student of Tasawwuf, and I have identified her as such. As for the chillah's origins and history, it would be interesting to find out what exactly the keepers of the shrine have to say, and I suppose that's all in Urdu at this point.Ramseyman (talk) 23:58, 7 June 2022 (UTC)