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Omar Ali-Shah

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Omar Ali-Shah
Rayuwa
Haihuwa 1922
ƙasa Afghanistan
Mutuwa Jerez de la Frontera (en) Fassara, 7 Satumba 2005
Makwanci Brookwood Cemetery (en) Fassara
Ƴan uwa
Mahaifiya Saira Elizabeth Luiza Shah
Yara
Ahali Idries Shah (en) Fassara da Amina Shah (en) Fassara
Karatu
Harsuna Turanci
Sana'a
Sana'a marubuci da Malami

Ya rubuta littattafai da yawa a kan batun, kuma ya kasance shugaban yawancin ƙungiyoyin Sufi,musamman a Latin Amurka, Turai da Kanada.

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Ya rubuta littattafai da yawa a kan batun, kuma ya kasance shugaban yawancin ƙungiyoyin Sufi,musamman a Latin Amurka, Turai da Kanada.

An haifi Omar Ali-Shah a shekara ta 1922 a cikin dangin da ya samo asali daga Annabi Muhammadu,kuma ta hanyar Sassan Emperors na Farisa zuwa shekara ta 122 BC. Shi dan Sirdar Ikbal Ali Shah ne na Sardhana, Uttar Pradesh, Indiya kuma babban ɗan'uwan Idries Shah,wani marubuci kuma malamin Sufism.

An haifi Omar Ali-Shah a shekara ta 1922 a cikin dangin da ya samo asali daga Annabi Muhammadu,kuma ta hanyar Sassan Emperors na Farisa zuwa shekara ta 122 BC. Shi dan Sirdar Ikbal Ali Shah ne na Sardhana, Uttar Pradesh, Indiya kuma babban ɗan'uwan Idries Shah,wani marubuci kuma malamin Sufism.

Omar Ali-Shah ya sami shahara a shekarar 1967,lokacin da ya buga,tare da Robert Graves, sabon fassarar Rubaiyat na Omar Khayyam.

Wannan fassarar nan da nan ta zama mai kawo rigima; An kai wa Graves hari saboda ƙoƙarin karya sihirin sanannun wurare a cikin fassarar Victorian ta Edward FitzGerald, kuma L. P. Elwell-Sutton, masanin Gabas a Jami'ar Edinburgh,ya ci gaba da cewa rubutun da Ali-Shah da Graves suka yi amfani da shi - wanda Ali-S Shah ya yi iƙirarin ya kasance a cikin iyalinsa na shekaru 800 - "ƙaryaci ne". Ba a taɓa samar da rubutun don jarrabawa ta masu sukar ba; yarjejeniyar masana a yau ita ce "Jan-Fishan Khan manuscript" yaudara ce, kuma ainihin tushen fassarar Omar Ali-Shah shine binciken Edward Heron-Allen,masanin Victorian mai son.[1]

  1. Moore, James (1986). "Neo-Sufism: The Case of Idries Shah". Religion Today. 3 (3): 4–8. doi:10.1080/13537908608580605.; the author's website features a link, Pseudo-Sufism: the case of Idries Shah, to an online copy of the paper