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rahilnazir · 3 years

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Khawaja Masood Pampori: A pious Saint

Khanqah at Numblibal proved a learning center for knowledge seekers and became an information hub Khawaja Wali studied Ilm-i-Zahir, Ilmi-i-Tafsir, and FiqahUS architectural heritage expert Randolph Landenberg also mentioned Khanqah at Numblibal in his writingsAfter in-depth meditation, devotion, patience, as well as fear and trust in Allah, Khawaja Wali conquered himself (Nafs)Khanqah at…

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sheikhsameermanzoor · 3 years

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Mir Syed Mohammad Hussain Simnani is arguably one of the most celebrated Syeds coming from Iran and Central Asia in Medieval period who blessed Kashmir and accelerated the process of Islamisation of Kashmir. Mir Syed Hussain Simnani came to the Valley of Kashmir from a place called “Simnan” in Iran. He traces his genealogy to the Prophet of Islam (Salallahu alaihi wasalam) through his grandson Syeduna Imam Hussain (radiallahu tala anhu), he being 16th in direct descent from Hazrat Ali (Karam Allah Wajhu). He was the cousin of Ameer e Kabeer Mir Syed Ali Hamdani and younger brother of Syed Taj ud Din Hamdani (Nowhatta Srinagar). Mir Syed Ali Hamdani had deputed Syed Hussain Simnani and Syed Taj ud Din Hamdani to take stock of the situation in Kashmir in the reign of Sultan Shahab ud din. So both of them entered the Valley and began to preach. Sultan Shahab ud din became a follower of Syed Hussain Simnani and because of the King’s concurrence, the Shah of Hamdan reached Kashmir with a large following. The King and heir apparent, Qutub ud din received him warmly.

Travelling in Kashmir Valley while spreading Islam, Mir Syed Hussain Simnani came to Kulgam and liked a spot on a cliff overlooking the river Veshaw. He made Kulgam his permanent abode and got engaged in a philanthropic mission there. Kulgam was earlier known as “Shampora” which was later on renamed as Kulgam by him. In the transformation of Kashmir into a new phase of its civilization march from Buddhist and Hinduised moorings to an Islamic one, the role of Syed Simnan Sahab can’t be undermined. Salar Sanz- Father of greatest Sufi Saint of Kashmir, Sheikh ul Alam Sheikh Noor ud Din Noorani Wali e Kashmiri had embraced Islam at the hands of Syed Hussain Simnani and was renamed Salar ud din. Even his marriage with ‘Sidrah’ (Alamdar e Kashmir’s mother) also took place because of the efforts of Syed Simnan. Alamdar e Mulk e Kashmir calls Mir Syed Hussain Simnani as the spiritual guide of his father. Mir Syed Hussain Simnani holds the title of Governor e Mulk e Kashmir. Chroniclers have also mentioned him as Syed u Sadaat (Head of all the heads of Kashmir).

Syed Hussain Simnani left on 11th Shaban 792 A.H and was buried at the very spot which he had found fascinating. Syed Meer Hyder Mubarak e Rehmani is also buried at the same place besides Syed Simnan Sahab. The family of Syed u Sadaat is buried in a nearby Village called “Amun” in Kulgam.

Sufism in Kashmir has roots dating back to Shahi Hamdan, Shahi Simnan and followers of other great orders (Silsilahs) who were in general orthodox in their outlook, adhering to Islamic laws and practices. But in spite of their attempts to maintain high Islamic ideals, Sufism in Kashmir, as elsewhere, did in the end compromise with many of the traditional practices. Popular Islam in Kashmir thus became diluted with foreign elements, and this character it has retained until today. Some Shaitans, in the name of Awliya e Kamleen, even used Sufism as a tool to give a way out to their impious acts. Shame on the faces of such people- those fake peers, their devilish and unislamic acts and their self-made orders (Silsilahs), who in the disguise of Sufism are making fool of the people and profaning it all because of their shaitanic acts.

May Almighty Allah guide us all to the straight path, the path that was enlightened by Ameer e Kabeer Mir Syed Ali Hamdani and his followers, Mir Syed Mohammad Hussain Simnani in particular (Ameen)

~~Sheikh Sameer Manzoor

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rahilnazir · 4 years

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THE MESSAGE OF SOCIAL REFORMATION IN THE POETRY OF SHEIKH-UL- AALAM R.A -SHUJA ASSAD

Introduction: Shaikh Noor-Ud-Din R.A locally known by the name Shaikh-ul-AalamR.A was a multidimensional personality as his verses do not simply share the common traits; but he was an environmentalist, botanist (for example, in one of his verses he said; ‘‘Food is subservient to forests’’) as well as mystic. There is hardly a verse of Sheikh which has not a social, moral, cultural and more…

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rahilnazir · 4 years

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Mawlana rumi and kashmiri Sufi poets ~ by imran yousuf

Recognized as a genius theologian, a high-profile scholar, an influential versifier and the greatest mystical Sufi poet of Islam Moulana Muhammad Jalaluddin Rumi (RA) was born in Balkh, a small town in Afghanistan on September 30, 1207. In his childhood, his family moved before the arrival of Mongol army in Balkh and got permanently settled in Konya. Rumi spent most of his life in Turkey. He left…

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rahilnazir · 4 years

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Qutub Shah Qasim Haqqani (رحمۃ اللہ علیہ)

The Epitome of spirituality

Khanqahe moalla

The burials of the rulers hardly attract anyone to visit there whereas the shrines of the Sufis are an attraction to thousands.

Besides being a great sufi, Shah Qasim Haqqani was a versatile writer

The auspicious arrival of Mir Syed Ali Hamdani (R.A) heralded a new era in the history of Kashmir. Almost every sphere of the society was…

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rahilnazir · 4 years

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Qutub Shah Qasim Haqqani (رحمۃ اللہ علیہ)

The Epitome of spirituality

Khanqahe moalla

The burials of the rulers hardly attract anyone to visit there whereas the shrines of the Sufis are an attraction to thousands.

Besides being a great sufi, Shah Qasim Haqqani was a versatile writer

The auspicious arrival of Mir Syed Ali Hamdani (R.A) heralded a new era in the history of Kashmir. Almost every sphere of the society was…

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rahilnazir · 4 years

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Qutub Shah Qasim Haqqani (رحمۃ اللہ علیہ)

The Epitome of spirituality

Khanqahe moalla

The burials of the rulers hardly attract anyone to visit there whereas the shrines of the Sufis are an attraction to thousands.

Besides being a great sufi, Shah Qasim Haqqani was a versatile writer

The auspicious arrival of Mir Syed Ali Hamdani (R.A) heralded a new era in the history of Kashmir. Almost every sphere of the society was…

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rahilnazir · 5 years

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HAZRAT SYED MOHAMMAD AMIN MANTAQI BAYHAQI OWAISI (RAHIMAHUMULLAH)

THE Mausoleum of his holiness SYED MUHAMMAD AMIN OWAISI ALIAS OWAISI SAHAB(rahimahumullah) is located in the historical mohalla of syedSrinagar known as aali kadal just 6 km away from lal chowk. His holiness amin owaisi assyedlias Owaisi sahib(r.a) was the second son of syed hussain mantaqi bayhaqi son of syed noorud din bayhaqi, the name of his first son was mir syed Hassan bayhaqi mantaqi(r.a)…

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rahilnazir · 5 years

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HAZRAT SYED MOHAMMAD AMIN MANTAQI BAYHAQI OWAISI (RAHIMAHUMULLAH)

THE Mausoleum of his holiness SYED MUHAMMAD AMIN OWAISI ALIAS OWAISI SAHAB(rahimahumullah) is located in the historical mohalla of syedSrinagar known as aali kadal just 6 km away from lal chowk. His holiness amin owaisi assyedlias Owaisi sahib(r.a) was the second son of syed hussain mantaqi bayhaqi son of syed noorud din bayhaqi, the name of his first son was mir syed Hassan bayhaqi mantaqi(r.a)…

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rahilnazir · 4 years

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Hazrat Syed Ali Hamdani in poetry of Dr. Allama Muhammad Iqbal

In “Javid Nama in the course of their celestial journey Rumi and Iqbal meet the spirit of Hazrat Syed Ali Hamdani. Rumi introduces the saint Hazrat Ali Hamdani in the following terms:

“The Syed sublime, noble of nobles, Ghazali himself learned the lesson of ‘God is He’ And drew meditation and thought from his stock, Guide he of that emerald land,

A king ocean-munificent, to that vale He gave…

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#Allama iqbal praise of ameere kabeer #Allan&039;s #ameere kabeer #Amir Kabir Mir Sayid Ali Hamadani #awliya e kashmir #Iqbal #kashmir sufis #kashmirsufism #rumi #shahe hamdan #shahi hamdan

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rahilnazir · 4 years

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Spiritual Poetry of Kashmir-Dr.Mahjabeen Akhter

Abstract: The Valley of Kashmir has been an bode of different cultures and civilizations. Many famous religious currents like Buddhism, Hinduism and Islam have played a prominent role in shaping the socio-cultural fabric of Kashmir Valley. It has been a home of famous saints, Pirs and Rishis and is commonly known as ‘Resh vir’ such as abode of Rishis. Given this background, it is no wonder that…

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rahilnazir · 4 years

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Stages in the Mystical life of Shaikh-ul- AalamR.A-Shuja Assad

Abstract: Mysticism in Islam is named “Sufism” or in Arabic it is called “Tasawwaf”. Some trace its etymology to Greeks and others to Turkey but Sufism and Tasawwaf is akin to Islam. The word „initiate‟ serves to indicate that in order to embark on the spiritual path, a special rite of initiation is an indispensible prerequisite. It is known as „Biat‟ or surrender to the Peer. Presently,…

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