Murshid Alhaj Boa Faqeer Muhammad was born into a family of natural saints and was the mother's miracle. He reached the highest spiritual rank in the Noorbakhshi Sufi order around three to four hundred years later. He was a dedicated teacher, extracting people from mere verbal discourse to provide practical guidance. Peer transformed Baltistan into a city of saints and revitalized the essence of Sufism in its original form. He had an exceptional and unparalleled knowledge in Sharia, Tariqat, Haqiqat, Ma'rifat, and politics. He exemplified the principles of "harsh with the disbelievers, compassionate among themselves" and displayed unmatched generosity and fearlessness. Peer was a true embodiment of Sufi values, unlocking the secrets of the Sufi path and sharing them with others. He was the first Ghous al-Azam and the first spiritual leader to be born and pass away in Baltistan, where he learned, taught, and elevated countless disciples. Peer had thousands of students and followers, guiding them to higher spiritual states and accommodating their individual aspirations. His titles included Imam-e-Inqilab, Fakhr-e-Tasawwuf (Pride of Sufism), Murshid-e-Azam (Supreme Spiritual Guide), Second Shah Hamedan, Second Shah Saeed, the Source of Guidance and Enlightenment, and Ghous al-Azam.