Kamal Maula Campus, Dhar, Madhya Pradesh India

The Kamal Maula is a spacious enclosure containing four tombs, the most notable being that of Shaykh Kamal Maulavi or Kamal al-Din (circa 1238-1330). He was a follower of Farid al-Din Gaṅj-i Shakar (circa 1173-1266, see Fariduddin Ganjshakar) and the famous Chishti saint Nizamuddin Auliya (1238–1325). Some details about Kamal al-Din are recorded in Muhammad Ghauthi's Azkar-i Abrar, a reliable hagiography of Sufi saints composed in 1613. The cloak presented to Kamal al-Din by Nizam al-Din is still displayed inside the tomb. The custodians of Kamal al-Din’s tomb have served in an unbroken lineage for 700 years and are still resident.