19th Century
hakeem noor-ud-din
Born 1834
Died 1914
early life and career hakeem noor-ud-din, also known as hakeem salaam, was a close companion of mirza ghulam ahmad, the founder of the ahmadiyya movement. born in bhera, pakistan in 1834, he served as a royal physician to the maharaja of jammu and kashmir for many years. his extensive travels in pursuit of religious learning had a profound impact on his life and work. artistic contributions although hakeem noor-ud-din is not primarily…
Chronological Journey
The Lifeline
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