The exceedingly learned "Sheikh Mohammad Ali Hazin Lahiji" who was a scholar, gnostic, poet and also a die-hard combatant of the Seventeenth Century was born in Isfahan, Iran in 1683, however, he was burried in a pre-designated tomb, located at the Fateman Place at Banaras, India, in 1760.
Hazin had travelled across Iran, the Indian Sub-continent, Saudi Arabia and Iraq and became so well-oriented with the pertinent science of his time that in addition to creation of certain invaluable literary, historical, religious and gnostical works, he wrote a collection of poems, in a literary style full of elegance and wit.
In addition to paying tribute to his parents and instructors, he has always considered himself deeply indebted to them for their assistance and support in achieving success. Further, he has regarded the opportunity and his eagerness to conduct such studies, specially at the dawn, and also the endeavour to desert physical pleasures, as Divine favours, acting as the main drive
force to success and therefore, has expressed thanks for such blessings.
It seems that the,ample time he has allocated to his studies, combined with the effects of his broadmindedness provided to him as a result of numerous travels made across India, in the course of his adventurous life, together with the opportunity to witness the amicable coexistance of various factions there,
made him to sincerely believe that everybody worships the God in his / her own special way, in other words, the number of ways to reach-out and establish spiritual- contact with God equals
the number of individuals living across the world.