[40] The School Master of Dadvi. [↑]
[41] The School Master of Davaliā. [↑]
[42] The School Master of Mendardā. [↑]
[43] A symbol of servitude of the saint. [↑]
[44] The School Master of Sultānpur. [↑]
[45] Aulia and Pir, synonymous terms, the first Arabic, the second Persian. Aulia is the Arabic plural of wali which means a saint. In Hindustāni the plural form is used to signify the singular e. g., a single wali or saint is often spoken of as an aulia. The word Pir originally meaning an old man is used in Hindustān in the sense of a saint. Aulia Pir is the Gujarāti for a single or many saints. [↑]
[46] The School Master of Moti Porabdi. [↑]
[47] The School Master of Zinzuwādā. [↑]