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Just as Saint Thomas holds a prominent place amongst the Indian Christians, so does Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti amongst the Indian Muslims. His arrival in the sub-continent marked a tremendous shift in the socio-religious condition prevailing there. He was not a materialistic king but rather a spiritual king whose dominion greatly surpassed that of the worldly kings. There are many number of miraculous events associated with his life and which has been successfully recounted in this work. He was a lover of truth and served humanity. No wonder, even after hundreds of years of his passing, he is still venerated today by people of all walks of life. And he is widely regarded as the 'Sufi King of Hindostan'.