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Sarkar-e-Bansa Abdul Razzaq Banswi alias Syed Sahab, was born in 1630s. He was a born Wali (Mystic, Friend of GOD) during the reign of the emperor Shahjahan. His ancestors, during the reign of Babar, migrated from Badakshan Valley to Delhi via Multan. He followed the Spiritual Chain of Qadriyah in his lifetime. But he also…
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Syed Hasan Badayuni is revelry addressed as Hazrat Sultanul Aarifeen Syed Hasan Sheikh Shahi. His name was Syed Hasan and epithet Sheikh Shahi Raushan Zameer Mue Taab. He was a Husaini Syed. His father migrated from Yemen to Badayun during the reign of Sultan Shamsuddin Iltutmish. Some historians say he had three brothers and others…
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Jamia Qadria main building. This Islamic Seminary was founded by Shere Bihar Mufti Aslam Razvi Rahmatullah Alaihe
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Mauna Sharif is a village blessed by the tomb of Maulana Abu Zafar, Siddiqui Maunavi, a pious man and son in law of the famous mystic Hazrat Hafiz Hanif Teghi, Aabadani (R). Hazrat Hafiz Hanif Teghi (R) was the first Khalifa of Hazrat Tegh Ali (R) from Surkahi Sharif. This village is a Muslim dominated…
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There is a street namely Kazimar in the cultural capital of Tamil Nadu India. It is an ancient and historical street named after Kazi Syed Tajuddin. The first mosque built in Madurai, which is known as Kazimar Periya Pallivasal (Kazimar Big Mosque is situated here. It was built by Kazi Syed Tajuddin. Another landmark, which…
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The followers of Islam in northern Malabar refer to Ponnani, a small beach town situated in the Malappuram district, as the Mecca of Malabar. The town has a large number of mosques; some of them are more than five centuries old. Ponnani was the venue for a notable assembly of professionals and well-learned people from…
