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{{Short description|17th century Kashmiri author}}
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'''Syed Saleh Rizvi''' (or '''Syed Salih Ridwi''') was a [[Kashmiris|Kashmiri]] scholar and writer of the 17th to 18th centuries.

== Biography ==
[[Sayyid|Syed]] Saleh [[Rizvi]] lived during the 17th and 18th centuries.<ref>Medieval Indian Literature: An Anthology Vol. One (Surveys and Selections) Pages 237, 245: Pub. by Sahitya Akademi, New Delhi</ref><ref name="Ayyappappanikkar1997">{{cite book|author=Ayyappappanikkar|title=Medieval Indian Literature: Surveys and selections|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=KYLpvaKJIMEC&pg=PA245|date=1 January 1997|publisher=Sahitya Akademi|isbn=978-81-260-0365-5|pages=245–47}}</ref> He resided in Ahmedpore village, two to three miles from the town of [[Magam]] in Kashmir. Later Syed Saleh went to live in the village of Haigam in the [[Baramulla]] district in Kashmir.<ref>Oe’sh te’ A’ab by Hakim Safdar Hamdani [Kashmiri Language] (Selection of Kashmiri Marsiyah from period of Sultans to Dogra Rule) November, 2009: Pub: Skyline Publications Pvt. Ltd. 167/7 Julina Complex, N. F. C. New Delhi.</ref>

==Works==
Rizvi was a prominent scholar of his period, who wrote a ''Marsiyeh'' or dirge in [[Kashmiri language|Kashmiri]]<ref>Oe’sh te’ A’ab by Hakim Safdar Hamdani [Kashmiri Language] (Selection of Kashmiri Marsiyah from period of Sultans to Dogra Rule) November, 2009: Pub: Skyline Publications Pvt. Ltd. 167/7 Julina Complex, N. F. C. New Delhi.</ref><ref>Medieval Indian Literature: An Anthology Vol. One (Surveys and Selections) Pages 237, 245: Pub. by Sahitya Akademi, New Delhi</ref> in the memory of [[Hussein ibn Ali|Imam Hussein]], the [[Shiite]] third Imam who was killed in the [[Battle of Karbala]].

== Grave and descendants ==
Syed Saleh is reportedly buried in [[Kabul]], Afghanistan.<ref>Farishtagan-e-Jahan (فرشتگان جہاں), Published by Baqar-ul-Uloom Foundation, 238/142, Katra Abu Turab Khan, Lucknow-3</ref><ref>Encyclopedia of Shiites in Kashmir (Urdu), Vol. I by Syed Mohsin Hussaini Kashmiri: Published by, The Indian Sub-continental Literal Revival Centre, Karachi, Pakistan.</ref> His grandson, Aqa Syed Safdar Rizvi went to [[Lucknow]] along with his son Aqa Syed Ali, known as Aqa Syed Ali Rizvi Kashmiri. Aqa Syed Ali was educated in [[Najaf]] and Karbala in Iraq and was a leading intellectual, an Ayatollah and a renowned jurist, whose son Ayatollah Syed Abul Hassan Rizvi Kashmiri (Abbu Sahab) is credited as having established a well known Shiite Islamic school, [[Sultanul Madaris]], and also helped in establishing the school of [[Jamia Nazmia|Jamia Nazimeyeh]], both in [[Lucknow]]. This Aqa Syed Ali Kashmiri was also the maternal grandfather of the [[Gnostic]] and jurist, Ayatollah Syed Murtazha Rizvi Kashmiri. Among his other descendants was the Islamic jurist [[Syed Ahmed Rizvi Kashmiri (1901–1964)|Ayatullah Syed Ahmed Rizvi Kashmiri]] (1901-1964), who lived in Srinagar City of Kashmir. Many of his descendants are buried in Karbala and Najaf.<ref>Oe’sh te’ A’ab by Hakim Safdar Hamdani [Kashmiri Language] (Selection of Kashmiri Marsiyah from period of Sultans to Dogra Rule) November, 2009: Pub: Skyline Publications Pvt. Ltd. 167/7 Julina Complex, N. F. C. New Delhi.</ref><ref>Farishtagan-e-Jahan (فرشتگان جہاں), Published by Baqar-ul-Uloom Foundation, 238/142, Katra Abu Turab Khan, Lucknow-3</ref>

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