مرقد الشيخ السيد عبد الرحيم التاوگوزي الملقب بمولوي الكردي رحمة الله عليه

Keith Hitchins

online biographical entry, first published 20 July

Page/Volume: online biographical entry, first published 20 July 2009 | Encyclopaedia Iranica is the principal source for identity, dates, education, Naqshbandi affiliation, writings, family bereavement, blindness, and literary assessment. The edited divan and the cited Kurdish literary histories support the corpus and its place in Gurani literature. Modern/local reporting corroborates the burial in the Ashaba Cemetery at Sarshata, Tawagozi, within Darbandikhan district. Because the current grave attribution is supported chiefly by modern and local evidence rather than an independently verified early burial record, the row is conservatively classified as Level B. | Encyclopaedia Iranica is the principal source for identity, dates, education, Naqshbandi affiliation, writings, family bereavement, blindness, and literary assessment. The edited divan and the cited Kurdish literary histories support the corpus and its place in Gurani literature. Modern/local reporting corroborates the burial in the Ashaba Cemetery at Sarshata, Tawagozi, within Darbandikhan district. Because the current grave attribution is supported chiefly by modern and local evidence rather than an independently verified early burial record, the row is conservatively classified as Level B.

Mawlawi; edited by Molla Abd al-Karim Modarres

Baghdad, 1961; pagination varies by edition

Page/Volume: online biographical entry, first published 20 July 2009 | Encyclopaedia Iranica is the principal source for identity, dates, education, Naqshbandi affiliation, writings, family bereavement, blindness, and literary assessment. The edited divan and the cited Kurdish literary histories support the corpus and its place in Gurani literature. Modern/local reporting corroborates the burial in the Ashaba Cemetery at Sarshata, Tawagozi, within Darbandikhan district. Because the current grave attribution is supported chiefly by modern and local evidence rather than an independently verified early burial record, the row is conservatively classified as Level B. | Encyclopaedia Iranica is the principal source for identity, dates, education, Naqshbandi affiliation, writings, family bereavement, blindness, and literary assessment. The edited divan and the cited Kurdish literary histories support the corpus and its place in Gurani literature. Modern/local reporting corroborates the burial in the Ashaba Cemetery at Sarshata, Tawagozi, within Darbandikhan district. Because the current grave attribution is supported chiefly by modern and local evidence rather than an independently verified early burial record, the row is conservatively classified as Level B.

Bābā Mardukh Rūḥānī Shīwā

Vol. I, pp. 466–473

Page/Volume: online biographical entry, first published 20 July 2009 | Encyclopaedia Iranica is the principal source for identity, dates, education, Naqshbandi affiliation, writings, family bereavement, blindness, and literary assessment. The edited divan and the cited Kurdish literary histories support the corpus and its place in Gurani literature. Modern/local reporting corroborates the burial in the Ashaba Cemetery at Sarshata, Tawagozi, within Darbandikhan district. Because the current grave attribution is supported chiefly by modern and local evidence rather than an independently verified early burial record, the row is conservatively classified as Level B. | Encyclopaedia Iranica is the principal source for identity, dates, education, Naqshbandi affiliation, writings, family bereavement, blindness, and literary assessment. The edited divan and the cited Kurdish literary histories support the corpus and its place in Gurani literature. Modern/local reporting corroborates the burial in the Ashaba Cemetery at Sarshata, Tawagozi, within Darbandikhan district. Because the current grave attribution is supported chiefly by modern and local evidence rather than an independently verified early burial record, the row is conservatively classified as Level B.

Marouf Khaznadar

Vol. III, pp. 351–395

Page/Volume: online biographical entry, first published 20 July 2009 | Encyclopaedia Iranica is the principal source for identity, dates, education, Naqshbandi affiliation, writings, family bereavement, blindness, and literary assessment. The edited divan and the cited Kurdish literary histories support the corpus and its place in Gurani literature. Modern/local reporting corroborates the burial in the Ashaba Cemetery at Sarshata, Tawagozi, within Darbandikhan district. Because the current grave attribution is supported chiefly by modern and local evidence rather than an independently verified early burial record, the row is conservatively classified as Level B. | Encyclopaedia Iranica is the principal source for identity, dates, education, Naqshbandi affiliation, writings, family bereavement, blindness, and literary assessment. The edited divan and the cited Kurdish literary histories support the corpus and its place in Gurani literature. Modern/local reporting corroborates the burial in the Ashaba Cemetery at Sarshata, Tawagozi, within Darbandikhan district. Because the current grave attribution is supported chiefly by modern and local evidence rather than an independently verified early burial record, the row is conservatively classified as Level B.

Page/Volume: online biographical entry, first published 20 July 2009 | Encyclopaedia Iranica is the principal source for identity, dates, education, Naqshbandi affiliation, writings, family bereavement, blindness, and literary assessment. The edited divan and the cited Kurdish literary histories support the corpus and its place in Gurani literature. Modern/local reporting corroborates the burial in the Ashaba Cemetery at Sarshata, Tawagozi, within Darbandikhan district. Because the current grave attribution is supported chiefly by modern and local evidence rather than an independently verified early burial record, the row is conservatively classified as Level B. | Encyclopaedia Iranica is the principal source for identity, dates, education, Naqshbandi affiliation, writings, family bereavement, blindness, and literary assessment. The edited divan and the cited Kurdish literary histories support the corpus and its place in Gurani literature. Modern/local reporting corroborates the burial in the Ashaba Cemetery at Sarshata, Tawagozi, within Darbandikhan district. Because the current grave attribution is supported chiefly by modern and local evidence rather than an independently verified early burial record, the row is conservatively classified as Level B.

Page/Volume: online biographical entry, first published 20 July 2009 | Encyclopaedia Iranica is the principal source for identity, dates, education, Naqshbandi affiliation, writings, family bereavement, blindness, and literary assessment. The edited divan and the cited Kurdish literary histories support the corpus and its place in Gurani literature. Modern/local reporting corroborates the burial in the Ashaba Cemetery at Sarshata, Tawagozi, within Darbandikhan district. Because the current grave attribution is supported chiefly by modern and local evidence rather than an independently verified early burial record, the row is conservatively classified as Level B. | Encyclopaedia Iranica is the principal source for identity, dates, education, Naqshbandi affiliation, writings, family bereavement, blindness, and literary assessment. The edited divan and the cited Kurdish literary histories support the corpus and its place in Gurani literature. Modern/local reporting corroborates the burial in the Ashaba Cemetery at Sarshata, Tawagozi, within Darbandikhan district. Because the current grave attribution is supported chiefly by modern and local evidence rather than an independently verified early burial record, the row is conservatively classified as Level B.

Page/Volume: online biographical entry, first published 20 July 2009 | Encyclopaedia Iranica is the principal source for identity, dates, education, Naqshbandi affiliation, writings, family bereavement, blindness, and literary assessment. The edited divan and the cited Kurdish literary histories support the corpus and its place in Gurani literature. Modern/local reporting corroborates the burial in the Ashaba Cemetery at Sarshata, Tawagozi, within Darbandikhan district. Because the current grave attribution is supported chiefly by modern and local evidence rather than an independently verified early burial record, the row is conservatively classified as Level B. | Encyclopaedia Iranica is the principal source for identity, dates, education, Naqshbandi affiliation, writings, family bereavement, blindness, and literary assessment. The edited divan and the cited Kurdish literary histories support the corpus and its place in Gurani literature. Modern/local reporting corroborates the burial in the Ashaba Cemetery at Sarshata, Tawagozi, within Darbandikhan district. Because the current grave attribution is supported chiefly by modern and local evidence rather than an independently verified early burial record, the row is conservatively classified as Level B.

Page/Volume: online biographical entry, first published 20 July 2009 | Encyclopaedia Iranica is the principal source for identity, dates, education, Naqshbandi affiliation, writings, family bereavement, blindness, and literary assessment. The edited divan and the cited Kurdish literary histories support the corpus and its place in Gurani literature. Modern/local reporting corroborates the burial in the Ashaba Cemetery at Sarshata, Tawagozi, within Darbandikhan district. Because the current grave attribution is supported chiefly by modern and local evidence rather than an independently verified early burial record, the row is conservatively classified as Level B. | Encyclopaedia Iranica is the principal source for identity, dates, education, Naqshbandi affiliation, writings, family bereavement, blindness, and literary assessment. The edited divan and the cited Kurdish literary histories support the corpus and its place in Gurani literature. Modern/local reporting corroborates the burial in the Ashaba Cemetery at Sarshata, Tawagozi, within Darbandikhan district. Because the current grave attribution is supported chiefly by modern and local evidence rather than an independently verified early burial record, the row is conservatively classified as Level B.