Shah Latif traveled to remote regions of Sindh, studying its people and their attachment to its land, culture, music, art and crafts. He described Sindh and its people in folk tales, expressing ideas about the universal brotherhood of mankind, patriotism, the struggle against injustice and tyranny, and the beauty of human existence. Also a musician, Shah Latif composed fifteen "svaras" (melodies). Each line of his poetry is sung on a specific "svara". Khawaja Muhammad Zaman of Luari, whose poetry appears in Abdul Rahim Garhori's "Shara Abyat Sindhi", was another notable Kalhora Sufi poet.