Malik Ibrahim Bayu

Malik Ibrahim Bayu was a legendary Sufi saint-warrior who arrived in South Bihar in the 14th century and defeated the tribal Kol chiefdoms who had been oppressing the local Muslims.[1]

History

Much of what is known about Malik Ibrahim Bayu comes from local legends in South Bihar and from inscriptions found in Bihar Sharif. he arrived in Bihar and fought a protracted struggle against the adivasi Kol tribe.[1]

The tomb of Malik Ibrahim Bayu is located on Pir Pahar hill in Nalanda district. The Mujawirs who are the custodians of the tomb detail that Bayu was entrusted by Sultan Muhammad bin Tughluq with the task of subduing Raja Han skumar and Harikumar. Bayu was victorious but was killed later one night while he was out of the Fort after the battle.[2]

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See also

References
  1. Gyan Prakash (30 October 2003). Bonded Histories: Genealogies of Labor Servitude in Colonial India. Cambridge University Press. pp. 63–65. ISBN 978-0-521-52658-6.
  2. Devendrakumar Rajaram Patil (1963). The antiquarian remains in Bihar. Kashi Prasad Jayaswal Research Institute. pp. 48–49.

Sources
  • Articles on mysticism of Ibn Arabi from Ibn Arabi Society
  • Mysticism in Islam a lecture by William Chittick
  • Sufism From a site dedicated to various esoteric systems
  • from SUFIS OF INDIA PAKISTAN AND BANGLADESH :volume-1 BY Nagendra Kr Singh page no -256
  • from Sufi movements in eastern India by Mohammad Yahya Tamizi.page no-199
  • from BIOGRAPHICAL ENCYCYCOPEDIA OF SUFIS SOUTH ASIA By N.Hanif ISBN 81-7625-087-2 IN PAGE NO-160.


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