Dargah Hazrat Syed Nizamuddin Aulia - R.A 3.91

Hazrat Nizamuddin Aulia's character as a Sufi dervish, as built upon the essential teachings of Islam and principles of Sufism which mean Peace in their true religious sense. He was a radiant picture of "simple living in high thinking." So dominating were his personality and illuminating character that nobody could dare to stand their magnetic pull. His great love and sympathy for the oppressed humanity were equally unique and unparalleled.
This tremendous success of a poor dervish, although blessed by Divine Power, was due to his noble character which he had built up by mujahedas (strivings) and unflinching faith in God and the teachings of his illustrious predecessors.
No doubt Hazrat Nizamuddin's sparkling character was peculiarly divine, like all great Sufis, yet, as a humble commoner, orphaned at the tender age of 5, he had to struggle through a life of abject poverty — a test which only steeled his marvellous character. Although he inherited a richly fertile heritage from a very noble blood, he had to shape his personal character by persistent strivings in order to get complete control over his Nafs.