Glimpses : Sirkar’s First Meeting
The following account of one seeker’s first meeting with Hazrat Inayat Khan is taken from ‘Memories of a Sufi Sage’ by Sirkar van Stolk. Sirkar subsequently became one of the Continue Reading →
hearing the message of spiritual liberty
The following account of one seeker’s first meeting with Hazrat Inayat Khan is taken from ‘Memories of a Sufi Sage’ by Sirkar van Stolk. Sirkar subsequently became one of the Continue Reading →
Among the many students drawn to Hazrat Inayat Khan was a Dutch woman whom we know now as Murshida Fazal Mai Egeling. After a time in the Theosophical Society, she Continue Reading →
Being very talented and with a magnetic personality, it is not surprising that Hazrat Inayat Khan made many acquaintances when he came to the West. Among these was the Dutch Continue Reading →
The following recollection of Musharaff Moulamia Khan (1895 – 1967) was dictated by his older brother Hazrat Inayat Khan. The two were in Calcutta in 1910 when the news came Continue Reading →
When Murshid was travelling in America, a child saw him and said to his mother, “Ma,” pointing to the Murshid, “God.” The mother said, “No, priest.” The child answered, “Will Continue Reading →
When Hazrat Inayat Khan and his brothers came to the West, it was natural that they should present themselves as musicians, although their music was of a kind unknown to Continue Reading →
Hazrat Inayat Khan’s first months in the West began with lectures in New York, followed by a journey across America that finally took him to San Francisco. In April of Continue Reading →
We continue with the recollections of Pir-o-Murshid Musharaff Khan about his mother, Khadija Biy, begun here. His memories give us some hints of the home environment which helped to shape Continue Reading →
Musharaff Moulamia Khan (1895-1967 CE) was the youngest brother of Hazrat Inayat Khan, and he gives here some recollections of their mother, Khadija Biy (1868-1902 CE). My mother was quiet Continue Reading →
A bigoted Christian asked Murshid, “How could you ever connect the name of Mohammed with our Lord Jesus Christ?” “I beg your pardon,” said Murshid. “I did not mean Mohammed Continue Reading →