| Quick Navigation |
Silsilah
-
1. Muhammed Rasuul Allah | صلي الله عليه و سلم
-
2. Hazrat Abu Bakr as-Siddiq e
-
3. Hazrat Salman al-Farsi e
-
4. Hazrat Qassim h
-
5. Hazrat Jaafar Saddiq h
-
6. Hazrat Abu ba-Yazid Bostami h
-
7. Hazrat Abul Hassan Kharqani h
-
8. Hazrat Abu Ali Farmadi h
-
9. Hazrat Yusuf Hamadani h
-
10. Hazrat Abdul Khaliq Ghujdawani h
-
11. Hazrat Arif Reogri h
-
12. Hazrat Mahmood Anjir Faghnawi h
-
13. Hazrat Azizan Ali Ramitani h
-
14. Hazrat Muhammed Baba Samasi h
-
15. Hazrat Syed Ameer Kulal h
-
16. Hazrat Syed Bahauddin Naqshband h
-
17. Hazrat Ala'uddin Attaar h
-
18. Hazrat Yaqub Charkhi h
-
19. Hazrat Ubaydullah Ahraar h
-
20. Hazrat Muhammed Zahid Wali h
-
21. Hazrat Darwaish Muhammed h
-
22. Hazrat Khwajgii Amkingi h
-
23. Hazrat Raz'uddin Baqi bi-l-Lah h
-
24. Hazrat Ahmed Sarhindi Faruqi h
-
25. Hazrat Muhammed Masum h
-
26. Hazrat Saifuddin h
-
27. Hzrt Syed Nur Muhammed Badawani h
-
28. Hazrat Mirza Jan-i Janaa Mazhar h
-
29. Hazrat Shah Ghulam Ali h
-
30. Hazrat Shah Abu Saeed h
-
31. Hazrat Shah Ahmed Saeed h
-
32. Hazrat Shah Muhammed Umar h
-
33. Hazrat Shah Abul Khair Dehlvi h
-
34. Hazrat Shah Abdul Aziz Kuhlnavi h
-
35. Hzrat Syed Mahmood Hassan Rizvi h
-
36. Hazrat Nisar Ahmed h
9. Hazrat Yusuf Hamadani h
|
[ to be translated in English ] |
جس طرف اُٹھے نظرآۓ نظر تیرا جمال |
| [ to be translated in English ] | یوسفِ ہمداں حسین ومہ لقا کے واسطے |
- Extracts from Sijra-ay-Tayyiba - Shiekh Syed Mahmood Hassan Rizvi (Rehmat'ullah Alaiyh)
حضرت سیدمیاں محمّد حسن محمود رضوی نقشبدی مجددی عزیزی رحمتاالله علیه
Translation to English by Anwar-un-Nabi [please forgive any mistakes]
- Details
- Written by Anwar-un-Nabi (انوارالنبی ابن نسار احمد)
Hazrat Abū Ya’qūb Khwājā Yūsuf al-Hamadānī quddisa sirruh (440-535 AH) was an exalted shaykh of this noble path, from whom many of the well-known Sufi masters benefited. His deputies founded the Naqshbandiyyah, Yasaviyyah and Bektāshiyyah tariqahs, and founders of the Qadri and Chishti orders also benefited from his company.
He was born in 440 AH (1048) at Būzanjird, near Hamadān (present-day Iran). He received traditional education in Islamic sciences such as jurisprudence, Hadith, Tafsir and philosophy. He was a follower of the great Imam Abū Hanīfā. Later he was trained in the Sufi path by Khwājā Abū Alī Fārmadī, who is also known to be the Sufi master of Imam Ghazali.
- Details
- Written by Anwar-un-Nabi (انوارالنبی ابن نسار احمد)
Abu Ya`qub Yusuf ibn Ayyab ibn Yusuf ibn al-Husayn al-Hamadani
May Allah Sanctify His Soul"Think not that there are no travelers on the road,
or that those of perfect attribute leave no trace.
Just because you are not privy to the secrets,
Do you think that no one else is either?"Rumi, Fihi ma fihi.
He was one of the rarest Knowers of God, a Pillar in the Sunnah of the Prophet 
and a unique saint. He was an imam (religious leader), an `alim (religious scholar), and a `arif (spiritual knower of God). He was the master of his time in raising the stations of his followers. Scholars and pious people used to flood in huge numbers into his khaniqah (retreat) in the city of Merv, in present-day Turkmenistan, to listen to him.