شاعر\"بیدل\" دهلوی

Abdul Qader, who we know as Bidel Dehlavi, was born in India in 1054 AH (1675 AD). His ancestors were Mongols. Abdul Qader's father first became a soldier and then turned to Sufism and gave his son the name of Abdul Qader Gilani, leader of the Qadiriyyah.
Abdul Qadir lost his father at the age of five, and his uncle took care of him. He learned languages ​​in Bengali, Urdu, Urdu, Sanskrit and Turkish in spoken India and taught Persian and Arabic at school.
From a young age, Abdul Qadir began to write poetry with "Ramsey", but later "Bidel".
Bidel went to Delhi at a young age, entered the Sufi Jirga, made trips to the subcontinent, returned to Delhi again, and was in dire need of help from the power-holders.
The ruler of the city gave him a house and appointed him a seat.
Bidel lived for more than eighty years and died in the year 1133 AH (1754 AD), and her body was buried in the same house and was a shrine. In Nader Shah's attack on India, that tomb was destroyed.