The Introduction of Islam to India During the Middle Ages Caused Dramatic Shifts In Culture. After The Immediate Rage of the Triumphant Invaders Subsided, the Stage Was Set For Communication on Several Levels. Alterations Were Made to Buildings, Diets, and Clothing Styles, and Even Religious Practices Were Altered. In Addition to the Many Muslims Who Were Impacted By the Tidal Wave of the Bhakti Movement, Many Hindus Became Students of the Sufis Without Converting to Islam. Rahim Was One of These People.(A.D.1556-1626). Despite Being Muslim, He Made Extensive Use of Hindu Imagery, Including An Allegory In Which Radha and Krishna Serve As a Pin to the Heavenly Spirit. In Accordance With a Strict Reading of the Koran, You Must Worship and Bow Down Only to Allha. However, Rahim's Lauding of Hindu Deities Like Krishna, Rama, and Shiva Demonstrates That a Tolerant Environment Existed During His Time, Allowing Rahim to Freely Communicate His Mystical Experience. the Depth of His Knowledge of Hindu Mythology Is Evident In His Poems. He Alludes to Tales Told In the Puranas. His Belief That We Can Never Know In What Shape We'll Encounter God Reflects Classic Advita Philosophy. the Purpose of the Proposed Article Is to Investigate How the Bhakti Movement Affected Rahim's Writing.