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Syed Shamas ud Din Gamgeen Andrabi (سیدشمس الدین غمگین اندرابی) was a Sufi saint and poet who has written a number of poems in Kashmiri and Persian. Syed Shamas ud Din Gamgeen Andrabi was born in 1904 in a village called Ratnipora in the Pulwama district. He has written numerous poems in Kashmiri, Persian, and Arabic. His poetry includes a naat consisting of nearly a hundred couplets without dots (Nukhtas in Persian). He has also composed a Persian couplet containing all of the Persian alphabet.
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