The Chishti Order is a prominent Sufi order founded in the 10th century by the saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti in Ajmer, India. It emphasizes love, tolerance, and devotion to God, attracting followers from various backgrounds. The order is known for its spiritual practices, including music and poetry, which aim to foster a deep connection with the divine. The Chishti Order has played a significant role in spreading Sufism across the Indian subcontinent. Its teachings focus on inner purification and the importance of community service. The order's influence can be seen in the works of many poets, including Bulleh Shah and Mirza Ghalib, who were inspired by its principles.