Here is an interesting post from a popular blog on Malabar History

Late 19th Century Two things made me pick up this topic for study. One – the fact that Sayyid Fadl spent his last years in Istanbul, a city I love, and two -the remark made by his recent biographer WC Jacob. Jacob was kind in mentioning a couple of my earlier articles on the Cherman Perumal in his book and remarked – That the myth is still relevant today…..

You can read more on this at https://historicalleys.blogspot.com/2024/04/power-brokers-and-saints-case-of-sayyid.html

Another post that throws light on Sayyid Fadl, can be found at https://sacredfootsteps.com/2023/12/28/syed-fazil-pasha-a-legacy-woven-across-continents/

The headstone at the grave of Sayyid Fazil Pasha in Istanbul