In English, "faqir" or "fakir" originally meant a mendicant dervish. Izzat Baig renounced the world and started living as a faqir (hermit). Added to this was the personal charisma of the Faqir. She was a homeless "faqir"; she knew how they lived. Arabic Nay with maestro Hamsa El Faqir, respectively, among many others. Faqir Mohammed was the third most influential leader. The descendants of Azan Faqir are known as "Sayed" in Assam. Faqir and his entourage travel in the Bajaur region with impunity. Soon the Taliban Forces, led by Faqir Mohammed, started playing havoc in Bajaur Agency. In 1946, the British again attempted to crush Faqir Ipi's movement but failed. Faqir Ipi died at night on April 16, 1960.