Raja Karan Prasad

 

This is photograph of Raja Karan Prasad of Hyderabad who had great faith in Shri Nathji. As he was himself an accomplished urdu poet, He loved the urdu gazals and sermons of Shri Nathji. As Shri Nathji's birthday came close in June 1953 he received a letter from Raja Karan Prasad. The Raja wrote to him telling him of a complex legal case that was going on:
 He wrote: “I had filed an appeal which has been accepted. My success depends upon your Aashirvad–Blessings. Sorry we cannot come to Mussoorie for your birthday but we have your photograph with us which we shall see on that day!”

Shri Nathji's fame had travelled to all corners of India. From the richest to the poorest, from the greatest intellectuals to the most illiterate of folk, all had found absolute and complete faith in him. They relied on his blessings to see them through some of the most difficult situations in their lives.

Raja Karan Prasad Karan was a famous Urdu Shayar of all times from Hyderabad, India. Most of the time, Urdu poets use a Takhalus (pen name) and Raja Karan Prasad used pen Name - 'karan'. He was born in 1895 in Hydrebad Tenegana. He was from Hyderabadi aristocracy. He was descendent of Maharaja Chandu Lal, who was prime minister of Hyderabad state from 1833 to 1844.  He composed many poems in Urdu and write booksin Urdu like - books – Kiran in 1954 and  Jam-e-Kiran  in 1963.