Murder Of Nur Al-Din, The Son Of The Heretic Bayazid Ansari By The Gujjars Of Peshawar/Mardan

ON THE MURDER OF NUR AL-DIN, THE SON OF THE HERETIC BAYAZID ANSARI:

Nur al-Din, son of Bayazid Ansari, crossed a river and was joined by two Mohmands who wished to learn about him and the Roshani teachings. As they travelled towards Daulatabad, they encountered two Gujjars.

When the Mohmands questioned Nur al-Din, the Gujjars warned them to avoid him lest misfortune strike. Frightened, the Mohmands abandoned Nur al-Din and went with the Gujjars. Left alone and distressed by his followers’ departure, Nur al-Din prepared for prayer when the Gujjars returned, offering water for ablutions. As he stood to pray, they attacked him with a sabre, killing him and severing his head.

Source: This account, found in Haalnama 1640CE written by Ali Muhammad Mukhlis, reflects the perspective of a devoted Roshani author, exaggerating Nur al-Din’s innocence and the Gujjars’ brutality.