Ward 19/20) Fateh Ghazi (Fatehpur-Shahjibazar, Madhabpur) Pir Gorachand (Haroa, North 24 Parganas, West Bengal) Later companions: Shah Kamal Quhafa (Shaharpara, Jagannathpur) Shah Tajuddin (Lama Tajpur, Osmani Nagar) Shah Ruknuddin (Kadamhata, Rajnagar) See also Muhammad bin Bakhtiyar Khalji Moinuddin Chishti Sikandar Khan Ghazi Nizamuddin Auliya, his spiritual friend also gave him two pairs of black pigeons, later named Jalali kobutor Syed Nasiruddin References Further reading Sharḥ Nuzhat al-Arwāḥby 'Ali Sher Bangali (1571) Gulzar-i-Abrār by Muhammad Ghawthi Shattari (1613) Suhail-i-Yaman by Nasir ad-Din Haydar (1860) Risālat by Muhiy ad-Din Khadim (1711) Rauzat-us-Salatin (1721) Hadhrami people 1271 births 1346 deaths People from Sylhet 14th-century Indian Muslims Bengali Sufi saints Indian people of Turkic descent Indian people of Arab descent 14th-century Bengalis 13th-century Bengalis