(1) Tazkira Pir Hassu Teli was written in the Punjab in the reign of Jahangir
(2) The family members of the author, Surat Singh, were by profession traders (3) He was taken by Shaikh Sitrullah to Shaikh Kamal, the chief disciple of Pir Hassu, the teli saint, to be enrolled among his disciples
(4) This was a sufi sect,known as Malamtya, to which both Hindus and Muslims were admitted
Correct Answer: (d) 2, 3, and 4
Solution:Tazkira Pir Hassu Teli is a metrical work written in Punjab in reign of Shahjahan. The author Surat Singh was professional trader. He and his brother Ganga Ram were taken by Saikh Sitrullah to Shaikh Kamal the chief disciple of Pir Hassu saint to be enrolled among his disciples this was a sufi sect formally Malamatyas to which both hindu and muslims were admitted.