Lal Shahbaz Qalandar

Uthman Marwandi (* 1177, † 1274) was a Sufi master of the 13th century. He is originally from Marwand in Tabriz in Azerbaijan in Iran and later went east to Sehwan. Here, he was at the lower Indus in the place of an old Shiva shrine. He should have there first in a hollow tree trunk outside the village of Sehwan and later lived in prostitute quarters.

He has the honorary title of Lal Shahbaz, what translated means Red King Falcon.

Primarily, Qalandar dervishes seen in its tradition and thus consider him as their spiritual master.