Mīrānjī was considered to be the reviver of the Chishtiyya order in the Deccan, while his son, Burhān al-Dīn, and the latter’s disciple, Shaykh Maḥmud Khush Dahan (d. 1617), were known as the leading propounders of its form of mysticism. At the age of fifteen, Burhān al-Dīn became a murīd of his father, Mīrānjī, and shortly after that he went on a journey that lasted three years; during this time he was exposed to Hindu mystics and philosophers, judging from the considerable amount of Sanskrit vocabulary and Hin…