According to oral tradition, Shah Abdul Latif is said to have met the elderly Shah Inat one more than one occasion, when they would recite to each other some of their parallel verses on common themes. Whether or not this is true, there remains no doubt that young Shah Abdul Latif was strongly influenced by the form and technique used by Miyun Shah Inat, and within the framework of his own poetic genius he adopted them, to the extent of using some of the same idioms and expressions, though with a more precise skill and insight.
According to oral lore, Shah Abdul Latif is said to have encountered the elderly Shah Inat on more than one occasion, when they would recite to each other some of their parallel verses on common subjects. Regardless of its accuracy, it is clear that young Shah Abdul Latif was profoundly influenced by the form and technique employed by Miyun Shah Inat, which he incorporated into his own poetic style within the bounds of his exceptional talent.