Raheem (Abdur Rahim Khan-e-Khana) - Revision history

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‎The great poet

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‎Religion

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‎Authorship

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 बड़े बड़ाई न करें, बड़े.
 The truly great never reveal their worth. Nor do those who are truly worthy of praise, praise themselves. Says Rahim, when does a diamond reveals its value
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 Trees bear fruit only during the season when fruit is borne, just as they shed leaves when it is time to shed leaves. Times do not always remain the same. (I.e. Fortunes do not always remain the same.) Therefore, says Rahim, it is pointless to grieve when times are bad.
 ==Some famous couplets==
 रहिमन देखि बड़ेन को, लघु न दीजिए डारि। जहां काम आवे सुई, कहा करे तरवारि।|

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	A flight of stairs at opposite end of entrance takes you to the first floor of the tomb which consists of two small raised platforms. If you move towards the balcony on the first floor there is a small flower shaped depression which may have house water lily. There is heavy desecration on walls with people scratching their names on it. There is another flight of stairs which seems to lead upward but is closed.		A flight of stairs at opposite end of entrance takes you to the first floor of the tomb which consists of two small raised platforms. If you move towards the balcony on the first floor there is a small flower shaped depression which may have house water lily. There is heavy desecration on walls with people scratching their names on it. There is another flight of stairs which seems to lead upward but is closed.
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		+	=See also=
		+	[[Delhi: Nizam-ud-din basti and shrine ]]

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 Although a Muslim by birth, Rahim was a devotee of Lord Krishna and wrote poetry dedicated to him. He was also an avid Astrolger, and the writer of two important works in Astrology Khet Kautukam and Dwawishd Yogavali are still popular.
 ''' Trumping your situation '''
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 Realizing that Tulsidas was well aware of the truth behind creation, and was merely giving him an opportunity to say a few lines in reply, he wrote to Tulsidas in all humility: "The Giver is someone else, giving day and night. But the world gives me the credit, so I lower my eyes."
 ==The great poet ==
 Without doubt, Rahim was a great poet and his legacy lives on. Though he faced an adverse environment, he still managed to carve his own niche. Now, we will look at some of his couplets that are extremely popular.

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 =Abdur Rahîm Khân-é-Khânâñ=
 ==Authorship==
-[http://www.speakingtree.in/spiritual-slideshow/seekers/mysticism/a-mughal-who-was-a-devotee-of-lord-krishna/64724 Speaking Tree/ ''The Times of India'']
+A) The text
 ''' A Mughal who was a devotee of Lord Krishna '''
-All complete verses are from
+ii) [http://www.poemhunter.com/abdul-rahim-khan-i-khana/biography/ Poem Hunter]
 i) [http://www.achhikhabar.com/2013/03/02/rahim-das-ke-dohe-with-meaning-in-hindi/ Achhi Khabar]/ Vijaya Sati.
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 iii) [http://www.bharatdarshan.co.nz/hindi-stories-poems/index.php?page=Raheem Bharat Darshan]
 ==Ancestry and early life==
 ''' Birth '''