Consider the following statements:

1. Amrit-kund had been translated into Persian from Sanskrit.

2. Hindu and Buddhist practices and rituals had been absorbed and assimilated by the Sufis even before they came to India.

Which of the statements given above is/are correct?

• The monastic organisation of the Sufis and some of their practices, such as penance, fasting and holding the breath, are sometimes traced to the Buddhist and Hindu yogic influence.

• Buddhism was widely prevalent in Central Asia, before the advent of Islam and the legend of Buddha, as a saintly man, had passed into the Islamic legend.

• Yogis continued to visit West Asia even after the advent of Islam and the yogic book, Amrit-kund, had been translated into Persian from Sanskrit. Thus, Hindu and Buddhist practices and rituals seem to have been absorbed and assimilated by the Sufis, even before they came to India.