Saleh Muhammad Safoori
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| Born | 1747 Mughal Empire / Durrani Empire |
| Died | 1826 |
| Residence | Ravi belt, in Durrani Empire |
| Education | Religious Education |
| Occupation | Agriculture |
| Known for | Piousness |
| Influenced by | Prophets in Islam, Abdul Qadir Gilani |
| Influenced | Thousands of local people |
| Religion | Sunni Islam |
| Denomination | Hanafi and Qadiri |
| Family | Farooqi Qadiri |
Saleh Muhammad Safoori (Urdu:صالح محمد صفوری) was a sufi poet of southern Punjab, the writer of a poetic collection in Punjabi which is now known to people as Kulliyat-e-saleh Muhammad safoori.[1] In the collection he has described the famous mythical story of southern Punjab, Sasi puno (Urdu:سسی پنو) in poetic form. Saleh Muhammad safoori was the son of Hazrat Mai Safoora Qadiriyya, local saint of the area.
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- ^ کلیات صالح محمد صفوری. Ideal School Building, Abdul Hakeem Shehr, district Khanewal.: Maktaba-i-Safooria.
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