Hazrat Peer Sufi Asrar Ullah Shah Baba

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Hazrat Peer Sufi Asrar Ullah Shah Babaرح‎
Personal
Born6th December 1920, 25th Rabi-ul-awwal, 1339H
Died28 June 2000, 25th Rabi-ul-awwal, 1421H
ReligionIslam
SchoolHanafi, Maturidi
OrderQadiriyya, Chishti Order, Naqshbandi, Suhrawardiyya, Tabqaatiya
Senior posting
Based inAstana-e-Asrar, Hyderabad, India
PredecessorHazrat Fana Shah Quadriرح‎, Hazrat Yousuf Babaرح‎, Hazrat Abdul Rasheed Ghousiرح‎
SuccessorHazrat Shah Mohammed Ilyas Khan Asrari

Hazrat Peer Sufi Asrar Ullah Shah Baba Al-Quadri Al-Chisthiرح‎ (Urdu : حضرت پیر صوفی اسرار اللّٰہ شاہ بابا) (Dec 6, 1920 – June 28, 2000, 25 rabi ul awwal 1339H - 25 rabi ul awwal 1421H) was a renowned Sufi saint, Islamic scholar, Writer and a Poet from Hyderabad Deccan, India. He gained spiritual knowledge from three spiritual masters and is the Khalifa (successor) of Hazrat Moulana Shah Mohammed Abdul Rasheed Ghousiرح‎ who was in turn the Khalifa (successor) of Hazrat Ghousi Shah Akbari [1][2][3][4]. He was an Aashiq of Hazrat Khwaja Moinuddin Hasan Sanjari Chisthi and gained spiritual enlightenment from Hazrat Syed Shahul Hameed Qadir Wali. [1][4]

Biography

He was born in 1920 in Tamil Nadu to Hazrat Abdul Wahab Khanرح‎ and Bibi Zaitoon Biرح‎. At birth, Asrar Ullah Shah Babaرح‎ was known as Abdul Aziz Khan. Asrar Ullah Shah Babaرح‎ was the child born posthumously. [1][2]. He had formal education in Tamil Nadu, where he learnt Fiqh, Hadith, Tafseer and various languages. He was a characteristic embodiment of Huzoor-e-aqdas Hazrat Mohammed Mustafaﷺ. His understanding of Tawheed, Wahhadat ul Wajood and Tawakkul were perfect. The combined teaching of these orders Quadria, Chistiya, Naqsbandia, Sohravardi and Tabqaatiya in a summary expression are known as “Asrariya” order. His main teachings are based on the exponential factors of Kalema Thaiba “La Ilaha Illallahu Mohammed-ur-Rasulallah”.[2][3]

Spiritual history

Hazrat Fana Shah Quadriرح‎ and Hazrat Asrar Ullah Shah Babaرح‎ met at a marketplace. He took oath under Sheikh Hazrat Fana Shah Quadriرح‎, who initiated him in Tasawwuf [1][2][3]. He later had two more spiritual guides in his journey of Ishq (Threshold of Love).[1]

Names of three Spiritual Masters

  1. Hazrat Abdul Majeed Fana Shah Quadriرح‎ [1][4]
  2. Hazrat Noor Allah Shah Quadri Chisti Banawaرح‎ [1][4]
  3. Hazrat Moulana Shah Mohammed Abdul Rasheed Ghousiرح‎ [1][4]

Title

The title Asrar Ullah Shah Baba was given by Hazrat Noor Allah Shah (Al-maroof Yousuf Baba) Quadri Chisti Banawaرح‎. [1][4][4]

Successors (Khulafa)

There are 28 Khulafas of Hazrat Asrar Ullah Shah Babaرح‎. Hazrat Shah Mohammed Ibrahim Khan Asrari is the Janasheen of Hazrat Asrar Ullah Shah Baba and Hazrat Shah Mohammed Ilyas Khan Asrari is the Janasheen of Hazrat Fana Shah Quadri.[1][2]

List of Khulafa

  1. Hazrat Amrullah Shah Asrariرح‎
  2. Hazrat Azizullah Shah Asrariرح‎
  3. Hazrat Muhiydeen Shah Asrariرح‎
  4. Hazrat Syed Khwaja Moinuddin Shah Asrari
  5. Hazrat Ahmed Ali Shah Asrariرح‎
  6. Hazrat Mirza Yousuf Baig Faizan Shah Asrari
  7. Hazrat Syed Anwar Ahmad Shah Noor Asrari
  8. Hazrat Shah Abdul Muqtadir Asrari
  9. Hazrat Shah Mohammed Ilyas Hussain Asrari
  10. Hazrat Shah Mohammed Ilyas Khan Asrari
  11. Hazrat Shah Asadullah Asrari
  12. Hazrat Syed Shah Kaleem Ahmed Asrari
  13. Hazrat Shah Abdul Kalam Asrariرح‎
  14. Hazrat Yahiya Mukassar Shah Asrari
  15. Hazrat Shah Abdullah Baig Asrari
  16. Hazrat Mirza Iqbal Baig Shah Asrari
  17. Hazrat Shah Afazal Biyabani Asrari
  18. Hazrat Shah Jamal Asrari
  19. Hazrat Shah Kamal Asrari
  20. Hazrat Shah Mahmood Baig Asrariرح‎
  21. Hazrat Syed Shah Irshad ul Haq Asrari
  22. Hazrat Shah Imtiyaz Asrari
  23. Hazrat Shah Jameel Asrari
  24. Hazrat Shah Abdul Razzak Asrari
  25. Hazrat Shah Tajuddin Asrari
  26. Hazrat Basharat Ali Shah Asrari
  27. Hazrat Siddique Shah Asrari
  28. Hazrat Syed Shah Mustafa Ashraf Asrari [1]

Wisaal

Hazrat Asrar Ullah Shah Babaرح‎ passed into the eternal life on 25th Rabi Ul Awwal, 1421H corresponding to 28 June 2000 A.D in Hyderabad. His resting place is at Astana-e-Asrar, Riyasatnagar, Hyderabad, India.[2][3][4]

Urs

His annual Urs is organized on 25th Rabi Ul Awwal every year. The Urs celebrations will end with Mehfil-e-sama at Astana-e-Asrar, Hyderabad.[2][4]

Related

  • Bande Nawaz
  • Mahmoodullah Shah
  • Machiliwale Shah

References

  1. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 Hazrat Dr. Syed Shah Mustafa, Asraf Asrari (2016). Haqeeqat-e-Tawheed. Hyderabad: Atyab Publishing House. pp. 5–72.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 Hazrat Dr. Aqeel Hashmi (Nov 22, 2019). "Hazrat Sufi Asrar Ullah Shah Baba Al-Quadri Al-Chisthi R.H". The Siasat Daily Newspaper, Hyderabad, India.{{cite news}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 Hazrat Syed Shah Kaleem Ahmed Asrari (2015). Nagma-e-Asrar. Hyderabad: Al-Ansar Publishing House. pp. 2–8.
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6 4.7 4.8 Anjuman (July 3, 2017). "Taruf Hazrat Sufi Asrar Ullah Shah R.H". Eitemaad Newspaper, Hyderabad, India.{{cite news}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)

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