Hazrat Inayat Khan was an Indian musician and spiritual teacher, born on July 5, 1882, in Baroda, India. He is best known for introducing Sufism to the Western world, emphasizing the unity of all religions and the importance of love, harmony, and beauty in life. His teachings focused on the spiritual development of individuals and the interconnectedness of humanity. In 1910, Inayat Khan moved to the United States, where he founded the Sufi Order in the West. He traveled extensively, sharing his insights through lectures, music, and writings. His legacy continues to influence spiritual seekers and musicians around the globe.