The
Sufi “saint” Farid Shakar Ganj claimed to be a Prophet in a
Persian couplet:
من
وليّم من علي و من نبي
The
translation of which is “I am a Wali, I am Ali, I am a Prophet”
Source:
Haqiqat Gulzar Sabri, P. 414
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