Author: Fahad Shahzad

Sultan-ul-Ashiqeen Hazrat Sakhi Sultan Mohammad Najib-ur-Rehman, the 31st Shaikh of the Sarwari Qadri Order, has dedicated his life to disseminating the teachings of Faqr—a spiritual path leading to the Divine Essence. His approach emphasizes inner purification, the invocation and contemplation of Ism-e-Allah Zaat (the personal name of Allah), and adherence to Sharia (Islamic law). Only the fortunate seekers of Allah are blessed with the company of the perfect and accomplished spiritual guide. He is the absolute light of guidance. Indeed, his sacred company, teachings, spiritual beneficence and Divine attention sanctify the inward of the seekers. This in turn bestows the…

Ism (name) of Allah  is His Zaat (Self or Essence) and for Allah be glorified, it is specific. Well known scholars of Islam state that this name is neither an infinitive noun nor derivative i.e. neither it is derived from any word nor any word can be derived from it. Unlike other attributive names of Allah, It cannot be applied metaphorically on anyone. Thus, this name is perfectly  pure  of  combination  or  application.  Like  Allah Himself, His name is also the One. In the realm of Islamic mysticism, the invocation (Dhikr) and contemplation (Tasawur) of Ism-e-Allah Zaat—the personal name of…

Sultan-ul-Ashiqeen Quote: Sultan-ul-Ashiqeen & Modern Sufism Modern Sufism has emerged as a contemporary approach to the age-old mystical traditions within Islam. While rooted in the classical spiritual teachings of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and his companions, modern Sufism reflects the evolving nature of spirituality in the fast-paced, technology-driven world. Among the prominent figures contributing to the revival and dissemination of Islamic spirituality in today’s context is Sultan-ul-Ashiqeen Sultan Mohammad Najib-ur-Rehman, a renowned Sufi master/Perfect spiritual guide (Murshid Kamil Akmal). His teachings offer a unique blend of classical Sufi wisdom adapted to the needs of modern seekers of Allah. Sultan-ul-Ashiqeen, the…

The date of birth of Syedna Ghawth al Azam is 471 Hijri which is according to numerical value of the word “Ashiq” (Divine lover). His death year is 562 Hijri according to numerology of “Divine beloved” (Mashooq e Elahi). Al Ghawth al Azam Shaikh Abdul Qadir Jilani is the greatest Qutb among Qutbs, the beloved of Allah’s beloved, the crown of Divine beloveds, the king of human beings, Jinn and Angels, the refuge for the fearful. His exalted virtues and attributes are commendable and numerous. His admirers are unable to encompass his praise. It is impossible to write them down…

Lahore, Pakistan – October 5, 2024: In a world often characterized by spiritual confusion and religious discord, the teachings of Sultan ul Ashiqeen continue to provide a beacon of light and guidance. His profound insights into the concept of Khatm e Nabuwat, the finality of Prophethood, remain as relevant today as they were centuries ago. Sultan ul Ashiqeen, a revered Sufi master and scholar, emphasized the paramount importance of upholding the sanctity of Khatm e Nabuwat. He taught that the finality of Prophethood is a core tenet of Islam, a fundamental principle that distinguishes it from other religions. According to…

“In the Holy Quran, Allah Almighty has said: وَرَفَعْنَا لَکَ ذِکْرَکَ (سورۃ الانشرح: 4) Translation: And raised high for you your repute. (Surah Ash-Sharh: 4)In this blessed verse, Allah Almighty did not say that your mention will be exalted, but rather said ‘has been exalted’. When has it been exalted? Since Allah Almighty exists, and how long will it remain exalted? As long as Allah Almighty exists. He is eternal and will always remain! Similarly, the mention of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) is also eternal and will always remain because he was a Prophet even when Adam…

Introduction Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai (1689 – 21 December 1752), commonly known by the honorifics Lakhino Latif, Latif Ghot, Bhittai, and Bhit Jo Shah, was a Sindhi Sufi mystic and poet from Pakistan, widely considered to be the greatest poet of the Sindhi language. He was born in theyear of 1689, at the small village familiarly known as “Hala-Haveli” indistrict Matiari, Sindh-Pakistan. He traveled throughout the subcontinent and conveyed the true meaning of divine love, sufi teachings and mercy. Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai has institutionalized the treasure of mysticism and composed his poetry in Sindhi language. Hazrat Shah Abdul Latif…

Introduction The intersection of Islam and technology has become an increasingly complex and nuanced topic in the modern world. As Muslims embrace digital advancements, they are confronted with a myriad of ethical questions that challenge traditional Islamic values and interpretations. This article explores how Muslims are navigating these ethical dilemmas and seeking to reconcile their faith with the demands of the digital age. The Ethical Challenges Privacy and Surveillance: The proliferation of surveillance technology raises concerns about privacy and personal freedoms. Muslims, who place a high value on modesty and personal privacy, may find themselves grappling with the tension between…

As the world continues to modernize and societies evolve at unprecedented speeds, the tension between tradition and modernity becomes increasingly prominent, particularly in areas of law and social customs. One of the most crucial and sensitive domains where this dynamic is felt is in Islamic family law. Rooted in centuries-old religious teachings and interpretations, Islamic family law governs areas such as marriage, divorce, inheritance, child custody, and the rights and responsibilities of family members within an Islamic framework. In a rapidly globalizing world, the question arises: how can Islamic family law adapt to modern social changes without compromising its core…

How Sufi Orders Are Preserving Their Teachings in the Digital Age Sufi orders, rooted in centuries-old traditions of mysticism, spiritual growth, and the pursuit of Divine Truth, have historically passed down their teachings through intimate gatherings, personal mentorship, and written manuscripts. However, in the modern age, where the digital revolution has reshaped how knowledge is shared and accessed, Sufi orders have embraced digital platforms to preserve and disseminate their teachings to a broader global audience. This evolution has been especially significant, as it allows Sufi teachings to reach seekers who might otherwise have no access to traditional Sufi centers, shrines,…