Abstract

This review article delves into the lives, teachings, and enduring legacies of Tamil Muslim saints who flourished in Tamil Nadu. Amidst the rich cultural tapestry of the region, these saints emerged as luminaries, embodying spiritual wisdom and fostering interfaith harmony. The article provides a historical backdrop to the arrival of Islam in Tamil Nadu, highlighting the socio-cultural milieu that nurtured the emergence of these revered figures. Profiles of key saints such as Hazrat Khwaja Syed Tajuddin and Mian Abdul Khader Jeelani offer insights into their profound teachings, spiritual practices, and their influence on Tamil literature and cultural expressions. Furthermore, it examines the societal impact of these saints, emphasizing their role in promoting tolerance and unity among diverse communities. The article concludes by underscoring the enduring relevance of their teachings and the profound legacy they have left imprinted on the spiritual landscape of Tamil Nadu.

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