Author: Ali Shan

The Sarwari Qadri Order is a respected Sufi tradition in Islam, known for its authentic and unbroken lineage from Prophet Muhammad. “Sarwari” means leadership under the Prophet, while “Qadri” honors Shaikh Abdul Qadir Jilani. Originally known as the Qadri Order, it later split into two branches: Sarwari Qadri and Zahidi Qadri. Sultan Bahoo was instrumental in spreading the Sarwari Qadri tradition in the Subcontinent, and the order continues to grow with more followers each day. This order is unique for its direct and immediate spiritual upliftment through the practice of Ism-e-Allah Zaat, unlike the Zahidi Qadri path, which requires long…

Sultan-ul-Ashiqeen Sultan Mohammad Najib-ur-Rehman is widely admired for his remarkable appearance, which many believe reflects divine perfection. Born in 1959, He is known for both his deep spiritual wisdom and his striking physical presence. His youthful look, graceful attire, and the special light that seems to shine from him make him a figure of great beauty and reverence. Devotees and observers alike are often mesmerized by Sultan-ul-Ashiqeen’s majestic appearance, which includes his well-chosen white or green turbans, flowing straight hair, and enchanting eyes. His physical attributes, such as his broad forehead, delicate features, and graceful demeanor, further emphasize his role…

Sultan-ul-Ashiqeen Sultan Mohammad Najib-ur-Rehman, the 31st leader of the Sarwari Qadri order, is known for his strong commitment to following Islamic law (Sharia). He teaches his followers that Sharia is the key to spiritual growth and reaching the true essence of Islam, known as Faqr. Sultan-ul-Ashiqeen’s teachings show his deep respect for Islamic traditions, and he ensures that his followers follow these practices with great care. In his gatherings, Sultan-ul-Ashiqeen strictly follows Sharia rules, such as the separation of male and female disciples. He shows respect for women by interacting with them modestly and with lowered eyes. Children are naturally…

In Islamic tradition, both Fakirs (spiritual guides) and scholars play pivotal roles in guiding believers, albeit through distinct approaches. According to Sufi’s teachings, Fakir focuses on esoteric knowledge, leading seekers toward the inner understanding of divine truths. At the same time, scholars concentrate on exoteric knowledge, emphasizing the outward aspects of religious practices. The Quran highlights three methods of invitation towards Allah: wisdom, refined appeal, and decent debate. Fakirs embody the wisdom aspect, offering spiritual guidance that transcends mere intellectual understanding, aiming to soften hearts and lead believers to a deeper connection with the Divine. Sultan Bahoo, a revered Sufi…