These are the photographs
of Hazrat Shahedallah Qadri Rehmatullah Alai in Tekmal , this
village is 112 kms distance from Hyderabad city & it's near Medak district.
Hazrat came from baghdad sharif on the direction of Hazrat Ghausul Azam
Raziallahutaala,
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Mausoleum of his Sufi master Hazrat Shah Muhammad Maroof Shahidullah Qadiri
at Tekmal.
Hazrat
Sayyid Sahib Hussaini is the disciple of Hazrat Shaheedullah Hussaini and on his
insistence he moved to Tekmal and is buried there. Sayyid
Sahib Husayni From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Sufi and Muslim Scholar
Name:
Sayyid Sahib Husayni Title: Qadiri , Birth: 1805 CE (1219 AH) in Tekmal
Death: January 9, 1880 CE (26 Muharram 1297 AH) in Tekmal Maddhab: Sunni
Sufi School tradition: Qadiriyyah Main interests: Sufism Influences:
Disciple of Shah Muhammad Maroof Shahidullah Qadiri Hazrat Sayyid Sahib Husayni
born 1805 - Parda January 9, 1880), was a famous Sufi saint from Hyderabad State
and had a great influence over spiritual developments in the Deccan area. He belonged
to Qadiri Order, and was a great proponent of the concept of Wahdat al-Shuhood. Sahib
Husayni was a murid (disciple) of the noted Sufi saint of Hyderabad, Hazrat
Shah Muhammad Maroof Shahidullah Qadiri, who also belonged to the Qadiri Order.
Biography As per the family tree preserved in the family records, Sayyid
Sahib Husayni was a direct descendent of Prophet Muhammad through his daughter
Fatimah and Ali ibn Abi Talib. The thirteenth in line from their descent was the
famous sufi Shaikh Abdul Qadir Gilani, who founded the Qadiri Order and Sayyid
Sahib Husayni is his direct descendent. Sayyid Sahib Husayni belongs to the forty-first
generation after Fatimah. He
was born Sayyid Sahib Husayni in Tekmal in 1805. His father was Sayyid Abdur Razzaq
who was also initiated into the Qadiri Order. This was during the period of the
Nizam Mir Akbar Ali Khan Sikander Jah, Asaf Jah III of Hyderabad State. Sahib
Husayni moved to Hyderabad city at the age of 14 to pursue his higher education
and remained there for five years despite financial pressures. He was determined
to acquire the knowledge of religious and worldly sciences. In 1824, he was forced
to return to Tekmal due to illness and death of his father. That is when he realized
that he had not been able to acquire the knowledge of spiritual awareness from
his father who was very advanced in these matters. Sayyid
Sahib Husayni lamented this for a long time. Eventually he claims to have had
dreams in 1825 which his father appeared and advised him to become the disciple
of Hazrat Shah Muhammad Maroof Shahidullah Qadiri, who was a famous Sufi of his
times in Hyderabad. Therefore, he sought out this great sufi, and became his disciple
the following year in 1826. The same year, Hazrat Shah Muhammad Maroof Shahidullah
Qadiri appointed Sayyid Sahib Husayni as his "khalifa" (successor).
Having acquired this status, Sahib Hussaini returned home to Tekmal. During
the upcoming years, Shah Muhammad Maroof Shahidullah Qadiri visited his khalifah
Sayyid Sahib Husayni a number of times in Tekmal. During one such visit in 1831,
he also granted the title of "sajjadah" to Sayyid Sahib Husayni. In
1833, Shah Muhammad Maroof Shahidullah Qadiri visited Tekmal again, and proclaimed
that he would die in that town, and be buried there. A place for his grave was
determined. He came again the following year in 1834 and expired and is buried
in Tekmal according to his will. His death occurred on 2 Sha'aban 1249 Hijri.
Twenty one years later in 1854, Sayyid Sahib Husayni had a mausoleum constructed
over the tomb of his master. Sayyid
Sahib Husayni died in Tekmal in the year 1880 and his buried there. He left behind
5 sons and one daughter as follows: Sayyid
Ahmad Badshah Qadiri (who became his successor), 1833-1907 Sayyid Maroof Badshah
Qadiri, d.1910 Sayyid Yasin Badshah Qadiri, d. 1914 Sayyid Muhyi-uddin
Badshah Qadiri Sayyid Abdul Qadir Badshah Qadiri Sahibni Bi (daughter)
who was married to Khwaja Qiyamuddin Development
Activities Sayyid Sahib Husayni is remembered for the number of development
works he initiated in and around Tekmal. Among the projects he undertook, the
following ones are of key importance: Establishment
of Madrasah-e-Husayniya in 1827. This complex was funded out of his own money,
and has continued to be the most important institution to impart education in
Tekmal. This institution was considered to be one of the prime educational institutions
in the State of Hyderabad, and its graduates were in great demand. Establishment
of the Tekmal Mosque in 1827. It is one of the largest mosques in the district.
Digging of sweet water wells in different parts of Tekmal region for the benefit
of the common people.
His Works Sayyid Sahib Husayni wrote a number of books on aspects of Sufism. His
other famous works are the following books in Persian and Urdu languages:
Masnawi
Shahid-ul-Askar - This book is a commentary on book Khatimah
written by Khwaja Bande Nawaz
Shawahid-i Husayni - This book covers a number
of subjects. It has chapters on the Islamic creed, Islamic jurisprudence, issues
of Sufism, guidance on the Sufi path, worship, day to day affairs, and methods
of entering into the remembrance of Allah.
Shahid-ul-Wujud - This
book was originally written in Persian and translated into Urdu by Prof. Syed
Ataullah Hussaini, Karachi, 1986. It covers aspects of Sufi thought. Nukat-i
Shahid - This book covers answers to questions raised by his disciples among
other subjects. Maktub-i
Husayni - This is a compilation of his letters. Farhang-i
Husayni - This is a primer on Persian grammar and language, and it has been
used for decades in many parts of Hyderabad State for the teaching of Persian
language. This was the first book he wrote. It was written during the years 1827
and 1831. Ancestry Sayyid
Sahib Husayni is a direct descendent of the Prophet Muhammad. His family lineage
is as follows, which also indicates how his ancestors moved to India and eventually
to Tekmal: Fatima,
daughter of Prophet Muhammad, d. 632 Hasan ibn Ali, d. 670 Hasan al-Muthanna
Abdallah Mahidh Musa Al-Jun Abdullah Thani Musa Thani Dawud
Muhammad Yahya Zahid Abdallah Abu Saleh Musa Abdul Qadir Gilani,
1077-1166 Sayyid Tajuddin Abdur Razzaq Qadiri, 1135-1207, moved to Syria Sayyid
Abu Saleh Imaduddin Nasar Qadiri, d. 1236 Sayyid Abu Nasar Shamsuddin Qadiri,
d. 1259 Sayyid Abdullah Qadiri Sayyid Ibrahim Qadiri Ilahabadi, moved
to Ilahabad, India in mid-14th cent. during reign of Firuz Shah Tughlaq Sayyid
Jafar Qadiri Sayyid Muhammad Qadiri Sayyid Abdul Ghaffar Qadiri Sayyid
Muhammad Qadiri Sayyid Abdur Rauf Qadiri Sayyid Abdul Wahhab Qadiri
Sayyid Quresh Qadiri Sayyid Abul Fatah Hidayatullah Qadiri Sayyid
Sultan ul Muwahhidin Qadiri Sayyid Hameed Qadiri Sayyid Abdul Malik Qadiri
Sayyid Umar Qadiri Sayyid Ahmad Qadiri Sayyid Ali Mas`ud Qadiri Sayyid
Awliya Qadiri Sayyid Abul Hasan Qadiri Sayyid Ahmad Qadiri Sayyid
Jamalullah Qadiri Ilahabadi Sayyid Abdul Wahid Qadiri, d.1715 at Jogipet (migrated
to Hyderabad Deccan in 1702). Sayyid Shukrullah Qadiri, d. 1745 at Tekmal
Sayyid Abdul Wahid Sani Qadiri, d. 1800 at Tekmal Sayyid Abdur Razzaq
Qadiri, d. 1823 at Tekmal Sayyid Sahib Husayni Qadiri, 1805-1880 at Tekmal
References ^
See History of Takemal Dargah by Syed Ahmed Quadri, Hyderabad, 1978, pp 4-5 for
the complete list of ancestors of Sayyid Sahib Husayni. ^ Shajar Ghawsiya
tekmal mein, by Syed Ahmed Quadri, Hyderabad, 1977, page 59.
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