Hazrat Shaikh Sadee(reh) writer of "Balagal Ulabe Kamalehi"
Dargah shareef of Hazrat Sheikh Saadi Shirazi (RA)-Shiraz-Iran
Abu Muslim bin Abdallah Shirazi (rehmatullah alaih) (1184  1283/1291), better known by his pen-name as Hazrat Shaikh Sadi (rehmatullah alaih), was one of the major Persian poets of the medieval period. He is recognized not only for the quality of his writing, but also for the depth of his social thoughts.
One of the most famous rubaye writeen by him covering the wakiya of meraj of our beloved prophet(sal lal laho tala laihi wasalm) is :
Balaghal-'ula be-kamaal-e-hi, Kashafad-duja be-jamaal-e-hi, Hasunat jamee'u khisaal-e-hi, Sallu 'alae-hi wa aal-e-hi ...
Mazar-e-Shareef of Great Awliya Hazrat Sheikh Saadi Shiirazi (RA)
There is a very intresting wakya behind this rubaye, when Shaikh Sadi (rehmatullah alaih) wrote this rubaye he was not getting the last line which would complete the rubaye and because of this he was not satisfied and was worried, what is lacking, why i am not abel to complete the last line and in these thaught he slept, what Shaikh Sadi (rehmatullah alaih) saw was unbelivable, He found himself at the bargah of our beloved prophet (sal lal laho tala alaihi wasalam) surronded buy sahaba-e-karam (radiaAllah anhu) our beloved prophet (sal lal laho tala alaihi wasalam) asked Shaikh Sadi (rehmatullah alaih) waht happen why are u worried what has disturb you, Hazrat Shaikh Sadi (rehmatullah alaih) replied ya rasoll Allah(sal lal laho tala alaihi wasalam) i have written a rubaye in your praise but i am not getting the last line, beloved prophet (sal lal laho tala alaihi wasalam) replied read it here what have u written,
Mazar-e-Mubarak of Hazrat Sheikh Saadi (RA)-Shiraz-Iran
Hazrat Shaikh Sadi (rehmatullah alaih) read the above lines
"Balaghal-'ula be-kamaal-e-hi,
which means sarkar-e-do alam (sal lal laho tala alaihi wasalm) went to meraj buy the kamal of his own zaat-e-pak, it was not jibreel nor the buraq which took him they were the protocall officer assinged for the job.
Due to him the darkness vanished and our sarkar-e-do alam (sal lal laho tala alaihi wasalm) filled the entire universe with his noor(jamaal)
Hasunat jamee'u khisaal-e-hi,
and got stuck our beloved prophet(sal lal laho tala alaihi wasalm) then completed the rubaye buy saying Sallu 'alae-hi wa aal-e-hi ...
and in this manner this bueatifull rubaye got completed and Hazrat Shaikh Sadi (rehmatullah alaih) was blessed by the ziyarat of our beloved prophet(sal lal laho tala alaihi wasalm).
At the Enterance of Dargah of Hazrat Sheikh Saadi (RA)
A native of Shiraz, Iran, Sheikh Sa'adi left his native town at a young age for Baghdad to study Arabic literature and Islamic sciences at the famous an-Nizzamiya center of knowledge (1195-1226).
Inside the Dargah Shareef Walls of Hazrat Sheikh Saadi (RA)
The first page of Bostan, in a manuscript that may have been produced in India during the 17th century. The page provides a praise of God; the first two lines read: "In the name of the Lord, Life-Creating, / The Wise One, Speech-Creating with the Tongue, / The Lord, the Giver, the Hand-Seizing, / Merciful, Sin-Forgiving, Excuse-Accepting."
Alexander Pushkin, one of Russia's most celebrated poets, quotes Saadi in his masterpiece Eugene Onegin [1]:
Ralph Waldo Emerson was also an avid fan of Sadi's writings, contributing to some translated editions himself. Emerson, who read Saadi only in translation, compared his writing to the Bible in terms of its wisdom and the beauty of its narrative.[2]
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In his reference article entitled as Moments with Poet Saadai, Dr Saadat Noury wrote that, "Saadi died in his hometown of Shiraz. Even from the very early days after the poet's death, the tomb of Saadi in Shiraz became a place of pilgrimage to lovers of poetry and literature. The tomb was firstly renovated during Karim Khan Zand (1750-1779), and it was then greatly elaborated in 1952 during Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi (1941-1979). "The tomb of Saadi of Shiraz will scent of love, even a thousand years after his death". That line of poetry composed by Saadi, inscribed on the gate leading into the garden surrounding the tomb, welcomes all those who enter to pay homage to this master of the Persian Poetry and Literature".
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