[84] Hujwírí, author of the oldest Persian treatise on Súfism, was a
native of Ghazna in Afghanistan. He died at Lahore about A.D. 1072.
Pír-i Sanjar is the renowned saint, Mu`ínuddín, head of the Chishtí
order of dervishes, who died in A.D. 1235 at Ajmír.
[85] These lines correct the Súfí doctrine that by means of passing
away from individuality the mystic attains to everlasting life in God.
[86] _I.e._ allegorically. This verse occurs in the _Masnaví_.