Syedi Hasan Pir was a Taiyabi

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saint of the 14th century in

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. Hasan Pir was fifth Wali-ul-Hind on behalf of the

Taiyabi

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. He was famous in the court of the Sultan of

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, during the time of the Delhi Sultan Nasir ud din Muhammad Shah III and from lineage of Moulai Bharmal.
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duat is as below. He was a descendant of Moulai Bharmal a minister of the King

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File:Mousoleum Hasan Fir.jpg, Grave Moulai Hasan Pir File:Main gate Hasanfir compound.jpg, Main entrance, Hasan Pir Dargah Compound File:Interior Mausoleum hasan Fir.jpg, Interior Mausoleum hasan Pir File:Office Hasan fir Dargah.jpg, Office Hasan Pir Dargah File:Mawaid, Hasan Fir Dargah.jpg, Dining Hall(Mawaid), Hasan Pir Dargah File:Residential banglow for visitors.jpg, Residential banglow for visitors File:Kashre Burhani.jpg, Kashre Burhani File:Garden Hasan feer.jpg, Garden Hasan Pir

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