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I do not understand the concerns about POV. This is a straightforward description of relevant facts regarding an active figure in American religious life. So the POV tag has been removed.
I do not understand the concerns about notability. This is a straightforward description of an active figure in American religious life. The Sufi Ruhaniat International and the International Network of the Dances of Universal Peace have over ten thousand members worldwide, and Shabda Kahn is the spiritual leader of these organizations. He is a major figure within the lineage of Inayat Khan. So the noteworthiness tag has been removed.
Requested move
editPir Shabda Khan → Shabda Kahn – This move corrects a (common and easily made, in this context) mis-spelling of "Kahn" as "Khan". It also removes the title "Pir" from the article name, in conformance with the practice in use in articles about related figures, such as Samuel L. Lewis, Vilayat Khan and Hidayat Inayat Khan. Yusuf Schuman (talk) 16:57, 21 January 2013 (UTC)