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Hazrath Khwaja Bande Nawaz
:: 2. Hazrath
Khwaja Nadeemullah Hassaini
3. Hazrath Khwaja Habeebullah Hassaini
:: 4. Hazrat Ladle Mashyak
5. Hazrat Khalifatul Rehman
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6.
Langoat
Bandh (RA)
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Hazrath Khwaja Bandanawaz Gesudaraz(Rh)
Born on the 13th of July 1321 / 4th ::
Passed away on the 1st of November 1422 / 16th Dhu al-Qadah
825
1.
Hazrath Khwaja Bande Nawaz Khwaja
Bande Nawaz was a famous Sufi Saint from India who advocated
understanding, tolerance and harmony among various religious
groups. Khwaja Bande Nawaz was born in Delhi in 1321.
At the age of 4, his family shifted to Daulatabad in
Maharashtra. In 1397, he went to Gulbarga, Karnataka
at the invitation of Sultan Feroz Shah Bahmani. Bande
Nawaz authored about 130 books in Arabic, Persian and
Urdu languages.
Although
he is popularly known as Hazrat Khwaja Bande Nawaz Gesu
Daraz, his real name was Syed Mohammed Hussaini. At
the age of 15, he returned to Delhi and stayed for his
education and training by the famous Sufi Saint Hazrat
Chirag Dehli, who bestowed him with his Khilafath and
succession after about fifteen years.
He was also a very enthusiastic student of Hazrat Kethli,
Hazrat Tajuddin Bahadur and Qazi Abdul Muqtadir. After
teaching at various places such as Delhi, Mewath, Gwalior,
Bhander, Aircha, Chatra, Chanderi, Miandhar, Baroda
and Khambayat, he returned to teach at his base, Gulbarga,
in 1397 and died in the year 1422.
100
year old pic of Gesudaraz
His
Arabic language Tafseer of five Koranic sections (Juz)
and explanations in margins are well preserved. Other
books authored are: "Avarif-al-Mavarif", "Fasoos-al-Hukm","Qaseeda
Amali" and "Adaab-al-Mureedein".
People
from various walks of life, irrespective of caste and
creed, assemble even today to celebrate the urs (which
takes place on the 15th day of Zikhaida of Muslim calendar
conducted in his name at the famous Bande Nawaz Darga
in Gulbarga every year.people from his family tree now
living in layyah (punjab)and in tribal area of pakistan
they are called astronai (aldozai)about 70 years ago
a family member of syed muhammad ,Rasool dad khan(MLA
British government)visited there and told people about
his family tree. khadmeen of shrine(dargah)thoght he
is here to take over the dargah they locked the gates
and tried to stop him in the mean time by grace of allah
all the locked broke and door was open for him he salute
to DARGAH and came back
It
is a majestic tomb remaining in the north side of the
old fort city, and is said to have been built in 1420
for a famous Sufi saint of this area named Bandeh Nawaz
Gesu Daraz. However, it is said that this tomb was not
actually used. The four walls are divided into two tiers,
and on each wall there are arch-shaped entrances and
windows at the centre and two arch-shaped niches with
circular patterns at the upper part in right and left:
it is a grand exterior.
Small kiosk-like architecture at the four corners of
the roof surrounding dome has an interesting structure,
possessing an entrance with a stair. What is more remarkable
is the squinch seen inside and the double lines of lotus
petals under the ceiling, and small arch-shaped niches
forming a small line above the lotus petals. This unique
decoration is not seen in any other buildings. (Matsuo
Ara)
More
information : The
dargah of the enlightened Saint Hazrath Khwaja Bandanawaz
Gesudaraz (Rh) lies in Gulbarga a district situated
in the Deccan Plateau located in the northern Karnataka,
India. The dargah encompasses of the mausoleum of a
saint who taught love, amity and devotion. A saint who
looked upon everyone else as equal and was never bias,
where as he did not see who they were, what they wore,
which language they spoke, or what beliefs they held.
His
masoluem continues to send out a message of spirituality,
integrity, and harmony to this day. It is a sanctuary
where people from all walks of life, irrespective of
religion or sect, caste or creed, come to pay homage
and find peace around them and within. Today, after
six hundred years, the dargah of Gesudaraz strives to
maintain the atmosphere that his khanqah (monastery)
was always knowned for.
Dargah
: The
word 'Dargah', in Persian, means a courtyard. As a technical
term of Sufism, it implies a courtyard surrounding the
shrine of a saint. This shrine may or may not have a
dome structure over it. The dargah of Gesudaraz has
a huge dome structure over it.
Like other Chishti monasteries, the khanqah (monastery)
of Gesudaraz at Gulbarga is broad based. People from
all backgrounds have always been welcomed and greeted
with respect. Instances of the saint holding religious
discussions with the yogis and brahmans are known, and
his teachings had a tremendous impact on contemporary
religious and social life.
He taught people to be particularly kind and affectionate
towards each other. The hundreds who visit the dargah
of Gesudaraz regularly on a daily basis and the hundreds
of thousands who come during the Urs, meet in an atmosphere
of amity and harmony, that is immaterial of the languages
they speak and the rituals they perform. Driven by faith,
the visitors are comforted with a solution, be it a
peace of mind, cure for a sickness, or any other problem.
And those who seek God, find Him here.
The dargah of Gesudaraz comprises of over 100 rooms
for accomodation. These rooms are usually booked a month
prior to the Urs, since people from all parts of India
wish to attend this sacred event. These bookings are
made through letters sent by postal mail requesting
for a room and are addressed to the Sajjada Nasheen
at the dargah address.
URS
: With
regard to Prophet Yahya, Allah says "Peace Be Upon
Him on the day he was born, and on the day he died and
on the day he will be risen (here after)." (Quran,
sura Maryam, v. 15)
The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) used to pay a visit each
year at the shrines of the Martyrs of the war of Uhad.
On the authority of the above, Urs is celebrated once
every year on the day Sufis Die.
Urs-e-Shareef of Hazrath Khwaja Bandanawaz is celebrated
on the 15th, 16th and the 17th of Dhu al-Qadah every
year. Around five to six lakh people from almost all
over India and from abroad come to Gulbarga to visit
the saint during the Urs
27th
Nov Julus-e-Sandal (After Asar Namaz)
28th Nov Sandal Maali (After Fajr Namaz)
29th Nov Qul Ki Qawwali (After Isha till Fajr next day)
you
can also watch URS online at
http://www.gesudaraz.com/
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Ladle
Mashyak : Hazrat Gaus Pak ke bahut
ladle the is liye un ka naam Ladle Mashaik pada bahut
badi mazar sharif hai, itni badi ki mumbai main koi
bhi itni badi nahi hai.
When
any one visits Hazrat Ladle Mashyak he should
not miss the visit to Kali Masjid just opposite the
Mazar and meet Hazrat Abdullah bawa he is a Buzurg
of Arab. He has got nisbat from Makdoom
Shah Baba earlier Abdullah bawa used to live in
7 bulnglows in mumbai with his family.
Mazar
Akdas Of Ladle Mashayak its 2 hours from Gulbarga
Sharif and
Khalifatir Rehman Also its 1.30 hrs from Gulbarga
sharif. Mazar sharif of Laadle Mashayak is in Allan
Sharif and the Mazar Sharif Of Khalifatur Rehman is
on ferozabad road.
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Famous
Qalander-e-Haq Hazrath Bah-uddin urf Langoat Bandh
(RA).
Hazrath Langoat Bandh (RA) Dargah is very near from
Hazrath Banda Nawaz Baba (RA). . Hazrath Bah-uddin urf
Langoat Bandh (RA) Hazrath's Dargah is also famous as
Panch Gumbad and Panchees kalas. This Great Qalander
is famous and on the mouths of all great lovers of auliyas.
Hazrath Bah-uddin urf Langoat Bandh (RA) was the contemparary
of Hazrath khwaja Banda Nawaz Gezu Daraz (RA). Also
Khwaja Banda Nawaz Baba (RA) has praised about this
great Qalander whose dargah is in Gulbarga.
khaleel
Ahmed Irfani ( Khadim Dargah-e-Khwaja Lalu Bhai Qasir
Chisti ( Khwaja-e-Bangalore ) & Astan-e-Irfani Hyderabad.
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City/Town
: Gulbarga : Gulbarga is a town in the Indian state
of Karnataka. It is the administrative headquarters
of Gulbarga District, and of Gulbarga Division. Gulbarga
is 613 km north of Bangalore and well connected by road
to Bijapur, Hyderabad and Bidar. A railway line connecting
the southern part of India to Mumbai and Delhi passes
through Gulbarga.
District : Gulbarga
State : Karnataka
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