Faqeer Noor Muhammad Sarwari Qadiri
Hazrat Faqeer Noor Muhammad (Nur Muhammad) Sarwari Qadiri Kulachwi Rahmatullah Alaihe was a Faqeer and spiritual descendant of Hazrat Sultan Bahu Qaddas Siru hul Aziz.
He was born in Kulachi and joined the Sufi line of Sarwari Qadiri branch of Qadiri Sufi Order. He died on 18 Oct 1960 at the age of 72.
His shrine is in Kulachi, Dera Ismail Khan, Pakistan.
Initially, he translated many books of Hazrat Sultan ul Afifeen Hazrat Sultan Bahu like Noor ul Huda Klaan in Urdu. Later, he wrote books Irfan volume 1 and Irfan volume 2 which to explain the books written by Murshid and Pir the Sultan ul Arifeen (Arifin) Sultan ul Faqar Hazrat Sultan Bahu Qaddas Allah Siru hul Aziz. In these books, he has gone into the concepts of Materialism, Spiritualism and Spirituality. In Preface of Irfan Part 1, he says he has given in it a brief account of observation of esoteric and spiritual world which he made during 30 years of his life.
Word 'Ifran' means Divine Knowledge.
Other books are Makhazan al Asrar and Anwaar e Sultani.
His books are in Urdu. He himself supervised the first English Translation of Irfan-1 (Printed by Kamil Khel Kulachi, District Dera Ismail Khan, West Pakistan) but could not live longer to translate his other books into English. However, Irfan Part 1, Irfan Part 2, Makhzan al Asraar and Anwaar e Sultani have been translated into English by Zaheer Abbass Gondal in 2015.
See also[edit]
Other articles of the topic Poetry : Serafim Kalliadasis, Thi'sl, Mana Aghaee
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External links[edit]
- Pakistan's Sufis Preach Faith and Ecstasy
- The Sufis of India and Pakistan
- Sufism and Pakistani society
- Books of Sarwari Qadiri Order
- All books of Faqeer Noor Muhammad Sarwari Qadiri and Hazrat Sultan Bahu in Persian, Urdu and English
- Irfan Part 1 by Faqeer Noor Muhammad Sarwari Qadiri English
- Irfan Part 1
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