Sirhindi
Sirhindi refers to a person or thing associated with Sirhind, a historical city in the Punjab region of India. The most prominent figure associated with the name is Sheikh Ahmad Sirhindi, a prominent Sufi scholar and theologian of the Naqshbandi order who lived from 1564 to 1624. He is often referred to as the Mujaddid-i Alf-i Thani, meaning "the Reformer of the Second Millennium," for his efforts to revive and purify Islamic practices. His writings, particularly the Maktubat (Letters), have had a significant influence on Islamic thought and practice in South Asia and beyond.
The city of Sirhind itself has a rich history, serving as a strategic center for various empires