Pakistan, June 21 -- This is the 12th article in a special series by Ally Adnan that brings to life memorable incidents from the rich and fascinating life of Hazrat Amir Khusrau, whose timeless legacy continues to inspire the world

A woman named Chammo ran a den in Delhi during the rule of the Khilji dynasty. Alcohol, drugs, and intoxicants were sold at her establishment, which, although notorious, attracted a large number of people and was always full. Chammo was sharp-witted, daring and bold. She was aware of her colorful reputation and took great pride in successfully running a business that met the needs of so many.

Amir Khusrau often passed by Chammo's shop on his way to court. She always greeted him with cheeky respect, calling ou...