Guru Nanak in Iran

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Guru Nanak Dev jee Visited iran during his fourth Udasi towards west. From Baghdad in iraq he went to Khorramabad, then after that he went to mashad

On reading an Arabic inscription in a shrine outside the town of Baghdad, he wrote: "Upon this slab of granite didst thou sit discoursing of love and holy light, O Guru Nanak! Prince among India's holy ones! What song didst thou sing to charm the soul of Iran! What peace from the Himalayas' lonely caves and forests didst thou carry to the groves and rose-gardens of Baghdad? What light from Badrinath's snowy peak didst thou bear to illuminate the heart of Bahlol, thy saintly Iranian disciple!...

"Eight fortnights did Bahlol hearken to thy words on Life and its Mystery, on the Path and the Spring Eternal, while the moon waxed and waned in the pomegranate groves beside the grass-covered Desert of the Dead! And after thou, O Nanak, didst depart for thy beloved Bharat, Bahlol, the fakir, spoke to none: he listened not to the voice of man. And his fame spread, far and wide, and the Shah of Iran came to pay him homage: but the holy fakir took no earthly treasure nor listened to the praise of kings and courtiers...

"Thus lived he, lonely, devoted, thoughtful, for 60 years, sitting before the stone on which thy sacred feet had rested. And ere he left this house of avidya, he wrote these words on the stone: Here spake the Hindu Guru Nanak to fakir Bahlol, and for these 60 years, since the Guru left Iran, the soul of Bahlol has rested on the Master's Word, like a bee poised on a dawnlit honey rose".

Khuram SHahr

In Khuram Shahr (Iran) Guru Nanak jee Cremated Mardana. mardana Got Sool(I think heavy Fever) when Guru Nanak Reached Khurham Shahr which is on the banks of kuram river. Guru Je said to Mardana that his life time now comes to an end. died on 13 maghar samat 1581

Bushehr

Masshad

Tehran

References

  • Twarikh Guru Khalsa of Giani Gian Singh