Ustad Inayat Khan was a renowned Indian musician and the founder of the Sufi order known as the Inayati Order. Born in 1882, he was a master of the sitar and Indian classical music, and he played a significant role in introducing Indian music to the Western world. His teachings emphasized the spiritual aspects of music and its ability to connect people across cultures. Inayat Khan traveled extensively, sharing his knowledge and promoting the idea of universal brotherhood through music. He believed that music could transcend boundaries and foster understanding among different cultures. His legacy continues to influence musicians and spiritual seekers around the globe.