History of Sai Baba of Shirdi

Sai Baba - Sai Baba of Shirdi was an Indian religious teacher, also called his devotee saint, Fakir and Satguru. Both his Hindu and Muslim devotees worshiped him, and even after his death, people of both Hindu and Muslim communities worshiped him. Sai Baba has no prestige in any one society. They had dedicated themselves to a true Sadhguru, people considered them to be the incarnation of God.

People also know Sai Baba at the global level. He had no attachment to mortal things and his main purpose was to give himself a sense of self. They used to teach love, mercy, help, social welfare, satisfaction, inner peace and devotion to God and the lessons of the Guru.

He also forbade people to discriminate religiously. Both the Hindus and Muslims used to teach the religion of Hinduism and Muslims, they named their native mosque as Hindu name Dwarkamai, in which both Hindus and Muslims worshiped Saibaba together. A famous Saibaba quoted

Those Hindus and Muslims who belonged to both religions, they also used to say, "I will get the answer to your prayer more and more." Along with that, he always used the word "Allahmallik".

None of the names and birth names of Saibaba have been known till date. Some people believe that he was born on 28 September 1835, but there is not enough documentation related to this. Often when he was asked about his past, he always used to give the wrong answers.

The name "Sai" was given to him on his Shirdi, Shirdi is a village in the west of Maharashtra. Sai word is associated with religious monks. In many Indian and Middle Eastern languages, the word "Baba" was generally spoken in the address of big father, father and an old man.