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# Muntakhab al-tawarikh 155: XXXV. Maulana Ilahdad of Sultanpur.

Muntakhabu-t-tawārīkh (Ranking, Lowe, Haig) 155

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He originally came from Banoda, a village in Sind. He was a pupil of Makhdumu-'l-Mulk. He is distinguished for the nobility of his descent. Although he was formerly much puffed up with the pride of learning and youth he has now gained experience, and his former pride has been changed for poverty and humility. For some time he held the appointment of Sadr of the Suba of the Panjab but has now for a long time past held that of Qazi of the new settlement of the Ilahabad and remains in the imperial service, contenting himself with the small allowance which has been allotted to him in that city, and refraining from constantly visiting the houses of the worldly. He is endowed with probity and is zealous in devotion to God.

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