Bhai Almast

Bhai Almast (26 August 1553 – 1643), also known as Alimata, Godaria, or Kambaliya, was a Sikh preacher, leader of a branch of the Udasi Sampradaya, and the elder brother of Bhai Balu Hasna, another prominent preacher of the Udasi sect. He was one of the four Adi-Udasis. His missionary centre was active in eastern India, such as a Puri, and in the Nanakmatta region of what is now Uttarakhand. He was also evangelizing later in his life in Sindh. He was active in the 17th century.

Sindh Almast also traveled to Sindh, where he conducted missionary activities and successfully converted many Sindhis to the Udasipanth. His place of residence was at Rohri, at the dhuni established by Sri Chand.