Муштак Али-Шах

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О Муштак Али-Шахе (пока без перевода):

In 1792, one of these dervishes was martyred in Kerman; his sufi name was Mushtaq Ali Shah and he was a madzub, a sufi "madman", totally absorbed in divine ecstasy. He was also a legendary musician and played the sehtar, the little three-stringed lute of Central Asia (ancestor of the Indian sitar). One day, in his craziness, Mushtaq played an accompaniment to the Call to Prayer (azan) from a nearby mosque, and this blasphemy aroused the wrath of a bigoted mullah. The mullah called on a mosque-full of people to stone Mushtaq Ali Shah, and he was crushed to death along with one of his disciples. Dr Safvat told me the story over again, but he hadn't read it in a book. He's heard it as a youth from an old musician friend who heard it from his grandfather - who had actually been present in Kerman on May 18, 1792, and witnessed the death of Mushtaq.

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Гробница дервиша братства Ниматуллахи Муштак Али-Шаха в Кермане, Иран.


Dervish Moshtagh Ali Shah's tomb (Kerman)

Муштак Али-Шах упоминается А.Корбеном:

В Кермане он [Музаффар Али Шах] был учеником Муштака Али-Шаха, мученика суфизма (1792 г.), растерзанного чернью.

Рассказ о жизни и смерти Муштак Али-Шаха.