He was a great spiritual leader and a great Sufi saint, and popular among masses as Woast bab or Dassil bab. He had written the essay Kashmiri zuban aur shairi. His collection of poetry include Bala Yapair (This side of Mountains, 1955) and Sahaavukh Posh (Desert Flowers, 1981). His ' Aka Nandun' is the Kashmiri rendering of the legend of prophet Ibrahim and Ishmael.Д«eing a disciple of Samad Mir, his expression was also multi-lingual that assimilated Arabic, Sanskrit and Persian languages and brewed them with Kashmiri language. He had won the Sahitya Akademi award, 1956 for his volume Sumaran (The Rosary).Д«eing a revolutionary poet, he is famously known as Shair-e-Kashmir. His well known mathnavis include- ' Kaefir Sapdith Korum Iqraar', expressing the philosophy Wahadat-al-Wajood. He was the father of ex-chief minister, Ghulam Mohammad Sadiq His mathnavi 'Zeba Nigaar' has been credited to Rasul Mir by Abdul Ahad Azad in Kashmiri zuban aur shairi vol.II He had translated Valmiki's Ramayana into Kashmiri Had written 6 mathnavis, including Yusuf Zuleikha, Zeba Nigaar and Laal Majnoon. His mathnavi 'Gulbadan' is a translation of Muhammad Ali Murad's Urdu mathnavi of the same title. Wrote a romantic mathnavi, ' Qissa Behraam Shah' He roamed as a fakir all over the valley for two years and after this peregrination wrote the poem Saalgah. He is the author of the first Razmia (war) mathnavi in Kashmiri literature, 'Ramavtaar Charit', based on Ramayana. He was an extensive traveller of Tibet and had written Tibet Safarnama and Nizami's Sheeren Farhad in Kashmiri. He had been inspired by Aziz Ullah Haqqani, and wrote his rendering of the mathnavi Mumtaaz Benazir. Though, the manuscript remains undiscovered so far. His mathnavi entitled Nav Bahaar, had been translated into Persian.

His best known mathnavi is ' Mumtaaz Benazir', which had attained the same popularity as Maqbool Shah Kralwari's Gulrez. He is known for his Shiv Puraan and Shiv Lagan. The Kashmiri translation of Quran which was published under the name of Maulvi Yusuf Shah was actually done by Hanfi. He belonged to the Qadriya silsila of Sufism and had also written the mathnavi Mehrajnaama, recounting prophet Muhammad's Mehraj (spiritual journey) to God. He is best known for his Mathnavi Sheeshrang. He came from a lineage of poets: his father and grandfather, both blacksmiths by profession, were also venerated Sufi poets. Had written the social satire Shaharashob. Gazals with rivers, valleys, birds, fruits and imagery of Kashmir are his forte. Rasul Mir formally inaugurated Ghazal into Kashmiri poetry. He is best known for his mathnavi 'Gulrez'.

The NGO- Karam Buland Folk Theatre Group in Budgam is also named after him. He had great love of music, theatre and organizing musical sessions. Wrote the well-known razmia mathnavi Saamnaama, translation of Firdausi's Classic Shahnaama. He has written a Mathnavi based on the legend of Hemal and Nagrai.Д«est known for his lyrical ghazals that have been sung by generation of Kashmiris.

He belonged to the Qadri order of Sufism and was significantly influenced by Lal Ded and Nund Reshi. Popularly known as Jami of Kashmir, he had also translated Nizami's Layla Majnun into Kashmiri titled Lael Majnun. Known for his popular mathnavi ' Adam ta Guljaan' (love-story of faqir Adam and Princess Guljaan). His most notable works include Radha Swayamvara. Village Seer, Martand ( Mattan at present) To him belongs the honour of writing the first well-received Mathnavi in Kashmiri, entitled ' Mantaq-al-tayyar' based on Persian mathnavi of the same title by Attar. His poetry is an exposition of the philosophy of Wahdat-al-Wajood. He is the first Kashmiri poet to adopt Mathnavi (rhyming couplets) as his medium in poetry. She is the second poet after Habba Khatoon in the field of love lyrics. He and Syed Ullah Shahabadi are the only two poets who attempted the Ghazal writing successfully before Mahmud Gami. His Krishna Avtaar Charit is the first Kashmiri poem of Leela (Divine play) genre. Her Vaakhs reveal the influence of both Kashmir Shaivism and Islamic Sufism. Khanqah-i-Shokta, Nawakadal ( Srinagar at present) He was a Hafiz Quran, and was very much fond of singing. The Queen Poetess was popularly known as the 'Nightingale of Kashmir'. Nund Reshi was among the founders of the Rishi order, a Sufi tradition of the region.

She was the Kashmiri mystic poet credited with pioneering Vaakh/Vatsun or Shrukh genre of Kashmiri literature. Pandrethan/Padmanpore (modern Pampore), Kashmir Remarks denote a short description of the work where available.

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