Syed Saheb Hussaini
His name is Syed Saheb Qaderi. As he uses his poetic name as Husayni, that is why he is famous and popular with Hazart Syed Saheb Hussaini Qaderi. Hazrat Syed Sāheb Ḥussaini <born 1805 – died 9 January 1880>, was a famous Sufi saint from the state of Hyderabad, India, in spiritual development.
He belonged to the Qadiri Sufi order and was a great proponent of the concept of Wahdat al-Shuhood (the unity of God’s manifestation). Saheb Hussaini was a murid (disciple) of the famous Hyderabad Sufi saint Hazrat Shah Muhammad Maroof Shahidullah Farooqui Chisti Qadiri and belonged to the Qadiri Order. Syed Saheb Hussaini was born in the town of Tekmal in 1805 AD.
His father was Syed Abdur Razzaq who was also initiated into the Qadiri order. They lived during the reign of King Mir Akbar Ali Khan Sikander Jah, Asaf Jah III of Hyderabad State. According to the family genealogy in the family records, Syed Saheb Hussaini is a descendant of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) directly through his daughter Fatima (R.A.) and Ali Ibn Abi Talib (R.A.). The famous Sufi saint Shaikh Abdul Qadir Gilani who is from the thirteenth generation line and who founded the Qadiri Order and Sayyid Saheb Hussaini is his son. Sayyid Sahib Husayni is the 41st generation after Fatima (R.A.).
Genealogical records
Sayyid sahib Husayni is a descendant of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). His family is this which also shows how his grandfather migrated to India and later to Tekmal.
He is a relative of Hazrat Sheikh Abdul Quader Jilani in the 28th generation and with Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) in the 41st generation. Sayyid Sahib Husayni was a descendant of the Prophet Muhammad (there). The genealogical records are as follows.
- Fatimah, daughter of Prophet Muhammad, died 632
- Hasan Ibn Ali, died 670
- Hasan al-Muthanna
- Abdallah Mahidh
- Musa Al-Jun
- Abdullah Thani
- Musa Thani
- Dawud
- Muhammad
10.Yahya Zahid
11.Abdallah
12.Abu Saleh Musa
13.Abdul Qadir Gilani, 1077–1166
14.Syed Tajuddin Abdur Razzaq Qadiri, 1135–1207 moved Syria
15.Syed Abu Saleh Imaduddin Nasar Qadiri, died 1236
16.Syed Abu Nasar Shamsuddin Qadiri, died 1259
17.Syed Abdullah Qadiri
18.Syed Ibrahim Qadiri Allahabadi, moved to Allahabad, India in
middle of the 4th century during the reign of Firuz ShahTughlaq
19.Syed Jafar Qadiri
20.Syed Muhammad Qadiri
21.Syed Abdul Ghaffar Qadiri
22.Syed Muhammad Qadiri
23.Syed Abdur Rauf Qadiri
24.Syed Abdul Wahhab Qadiri
25.Syed Quresh Qadiri
26.Syed Abul Fatah Hidayatullah Qadiri
27.Syed Sultan UL Muwahhidin Qadiri
28.Syed Hameed Qadiri
29.Syed Abdul Malik Qadiri
30.Syed Umar Qadiri
31.Syed Ahmad Qadiri
32.Syed Ali Masud Qadiri
33.Syed Awliya Qadiri
34.Syed Abul Hasan Qadiri
35.Syed Ahmad Qadiri
36.Syed Jamalullah Qadiri Ilahabadi
37.Syed Abdul Wahid Qadiri, died in the year 1715A.D. at
Jogipet ( He was migrated to Hyderabad Deccan in 1702).
38.Syed Shukrullah Qadiri, died 1745 at Tekmal
39.Syed Abdul Wahid Sani Qadiri, died 1800 at Tekmal
40.Syed Abdur Razzaq Qadiri, died 1823 at Tekmal
41.Syed Saheb Hussaini Qadiri, 1805-1880 at Tekmal
Education
He was born in 1219 Hijrah which corresponds to 1805 AD in Tekmal village in Medak district of Hyderabad. His father’s name is Hazrat Syed Abdul Razzak Qaderi and his ancestors migrated to India 700 years ago.
His ancestors first settled in the Punjab region and migrated to Allahabad and from there after spending 350 years in northern India, they migrated to Hyderabad Deccan. The body of Hazrat Syed Shukerullah Qaderi and his son Syed Abdul Wahed Qader Thani and the grave of his son Syed Abdul Razzak Qaderi are located in Takiya Dargah Sharif area in Tekmal town. Shrine of Hazrat Syed Sahib Husayni Qaderi is also located in Tekmal town. Saheb Hussaini moved to the city of Hyderabad at the age of 14 to attend high school and stayed there for five years despite financial problems and hardships he faced.
He is determined to gain knowledge about religious and secular sciences. In 1824 A.D. he was forced to return to the city of Tekmal due to his father’s illness and death. At that time he realized that he had not been able to get the knowledge of spiritual consciousness from his father who had grown up in these things. Syed Saheb Hussaini lamented this for a long time.
Finally, he says he had a dream in 1825 AD. which his father appeared and advised him to become a disciple of Hazrat Shah Muhammad Maroof Shahidullah Farooqui Chisti Qadiri, who was a famous Sufi of his time in Hyderabad.
So he sought out this great Sufi and became his disciple in 1826 AD and in the same year Hazrat Shah Muhammad Maroof Shahidullah Farooqui Chisti Qadiri was appointed Syed Saheb Hussaini as caliph (khalifa). Having achieved this position, Sahib Husayni returned to his hometown Tekmal. During the next few years, Shah Muhammad Maroof Shahidullah Farooqui Chisti Qadiri visited his caliph (khalifah) Syed Saheb Ḥussaini many times in Tekmal.
During one of these visits in 1831 AD, he also conferred the title of “sajjadah” (guardian) on Sayyid Saheb Hussaini. In 1833 A.D. Shah Muhammad Maroof Shahidullah Farooqui Chisti Qadiri went to Tekmal again and announced that he would die in the city and be buried there. His grave has been identified.
He returned the following year in 1834 AD, expired there and was buried in Tekmal according to his wishes. His death occurred on 2 Sha’aban of the year 1249 Hijra. Twenty-one years later, in 1854, Sayyid Saheb Hussaini built a tent over his master’s grave.
The Sheikh of his time before returning to his country, he completed training in intimacy (batini) and manifesto (zaheri) in Hyderabad and sent him back to his country with the intention of starting a teaching and preaching career. of the Islamic message and around the city of Tekmal and for this struggle and his work, he uses his work and efforts in this matter. He established an Islamic school in the city of Tekmal in the year 1827 AD as the Hussaini school and in this school there is a free dormitory and free food for the students of this school and all these expenses are covered.
Regarding the level of education and progress of Hussaini School, Hyderabad Government Minister Salar Jung first received a letter of appreciation which is this. “In this period, there is a shortage of educated and educated people. But from a city in Tekmal there is a large number of educated and educated people and this is interesting. The shadow of Hazrat Qibla (Honorable One) is a great point of pride and gratitude.
The great-grandson of this pious person, Hazrat Qazi Ahemd Muniruddin Faroqui, the disciple and caliph of Hazrat Mohammed Abdul Quadeer Siddiquie Hasrat, and his efforts and works are famous and famous in Hyderabad region. Because of his great rank and status, Hazrat Mohammed Abdul Quader Siddiqui Hasrat attended the funeral prayers of his Caliph and was present in the city of Tekmal during his funeral. His grandson Qazi Syed Shah Azam Ali Sufi Qaderi was famous and renowned for his religious efforts and level of knowledge and for this reason, he is one of the oldest saints of Hyderabad.
For the knowledge of zaheri (manefesto) he created the Islamic school and for the teaching of batana (the most profound) he built the house of the sanctuary. Among its famous buildings are many public welfare institutions and among these buildings the famous mosque of Tekmal is famous and famous because of and the largest mosque is Medak area and this mosque was built by him. In the old days, there was no water system in Tekmal town, for this reason, he planned to dig many wells in Tekmal town for the purpose of drinking water that was missing.
His book
In the matter of Sufism teachings, he is the author of these well-known and popular books on the subject of Sufi thought and practice. Syed Saheb Hussaini wrote many books on aspects of Sufism. His other famous works in the following books in Persian and Urdu languages are as follows:
- Masnawi Shahid-Ul-Askar – This book is a commentary on the book Khatimah by Khwaja Banda Nawaz Gesudaraz – www.gesudaraz.com
- Shawahid-Husayni – This book covers many topics. It has chapters on Islamic beliefs, Islamic law, Sufism, guidance and Sufi ways, worship, daily activities, and ways to enter the remembrance of Allah.
- Shahid-Ul-Wujud (Unity of Divine Existence) – This book was originally written in Persian and translated into Urdu by Prof. Syed Ataullah Husayni Karachi, 1986 AD It covers aspects of Sufi thought.
- Nukat-Shahid – This book covers the answers to the questions raised by his followers in other topics. • Maktub-Husayni – This is a collection of his letters.
- Farhang- Husayni – This is the origin of Persian grammar and language and has been used for decades in many parts of Hyderabad state for teaching Persian language. It was the first book he wrote. It was written in the years 1827 and 1831 O.A.
In short, he had the greatest success in the Tekmal community to bring change in people’s lives without discrimination of belief, race and religion by applying his method of love and tolerance and for this reason he became a successful spiritual teacher and reformer. country there, therefore, he is also famous in the village of Tekmal for his hard work and his efforts for the work of mankind and mankind and for this reason he is will remember his name there and holy life will become a great source of profit and benefit. a guide for the coming generations not only in the city of Tekmal but also in and around Hyderabad as well as in India and other parts of the world.
The shrine of his Sufi master Hazrat Shah Muhammad Maroof Shahidullah Qadiri is located in Tekmal village and can be seen in the picture above. Tekmal town is 112 km from Hyderabad city and near Medak district.
Biography
Syed Saheb Hussaini was born in Tekmal in 1805 AD His father was Sayyid Abdur Razzaq who was also initiated in the Qadiri order. He lived during the reign of Nizam Mir Akbar Ali Khan Sikander Jah, Asaf Jah III of Hyderabad State.
Hazrat Syed Sāheb Ḥasani (b. 1805 – died 9 Jan 1880), was a famous Sufi saint from Hyderabad State in India and had a great influence on spiritual development in the Deccan region. He belonged to the Qadiri Sufi order and was a great supporter of the concept of Wahhat al-Shuhood (the unity of God’s manifestation).
Saheb hussaini is a Murid (disciple) of the famous Hyderabad Sufi saint Shah Mohammed Maroof Shahidullah Qadiri who also belongs to the Qadiri order. During the next few years, Shah Muhammad Maroof Shahidullah Farooqui Chisti Qadiri visited his caliph (khalifah) Syed Saheb Ḥussaini many times in Tekmal.
During one of these visits in 1831 AD, he also conferred the title of “sajjadah” (guardian) on Syed Saheb Husayni. In 1833, Shah Muhammad Maroof Shahidullah Qadiri visited Tekmal again and announced that he would die in the city and be buried there.
His grave has been identified. He returned the following year in 1834 and expired and was buried in Tekmal according to his wishes. His death occurred on 2 Sha’aban in 1249 Hijrah and twenty one years later in 1854 AD, Sayyid Sahib hussaini Hasani built a shrine over his master’s grave. Syed Saheb hussaini Hasani died in Tekmal in 1880 AD and was buried there. He left five sons and one daughter whose details are as follows:
Development activities
Syed Saheb Husayni is remembered for the great development work he started in Tekmal and its surroundings. Among the works he performed, the following are very important:
The establishment of Madrasah-e-Husayniya in 1827 AD This school was supported by its own funds and remains the most important institution for providing books in Tekmal. This school is considered as one of the leading educational institutions in Hyderabad State and its graduates are highly sought after. Construction of Tekmal Mosque in 1827 AD It is one of the largest mosques in the region.
Digging drinking wells in different parts of Tekmal district for the benefit of the common people.
Death
He left this murderer when he was 78 years in 1297 Haidarra corresponds to 1880 ad is in 1880 ad in the city of Tekmanal. January 9, 1880 .d. (26 Muharram 1297 hijra) and technology.
The Urs (Annual Death Commemorations)
Every year, the Urs (annual death anniversary) will be celebrated on a grand scale under the supervision of his successor and guardian Hazrat Syed Shah Ahmed Noorullah Hasni Hussaini Qaderi on Muhderram 26th every year. During the Urs (death anniversary), people from different walks of life, regardless of caste and creed, gather to celebrate the Urs (death anniversary) which takes place on the 26th Muharram of the Muslim calendar and the famous shrine (Dargah) of Hazrat. Syed Saheb hussaini in Tekmal village every year.
Hundreds of thousands of faithful people from near and far, regardless of religion and values, gather there to seek blessings.
His successors
Syed Saheb Hussaini died in Tekmal in 1880 AD and was buried there. He left five sons and one daughter as follows:
- Syed Ahmad Badshah Qadiri (who became his successor), 1833-1907
- Syed Maroof Badshah Qadiri, died in 1910
- Syed Yasin Badshah Qadiri, died in 1914
- Syed Muhyi-uddin Badshah Qadiri
- Syed Abdul Qadir Badshah Qadiri
- Sahibni Bi (daughter) who married Khwaja Husayni
Syed Saheb Husayni is remembered for the great development work he started in and around Tekmal. Among the works he performed, the following are very important: - Foundation of Madrasah-e-Husayniya in 1827 AD This campus was supported by its own funds and remains the most important institution for providing education in Tekmal. This school is considered as one of the leading educational institutions in Hyderabad State and its graduates are highly sought after.
- Creation of Tekmal Mosque in 1827 AD It is one of the largest mosques in the region. • Drilling various wells in Tekmal area for the benefit of the common people.
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