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The Azeemia Order is a Sufi order founded in Pakistan in 1960 by Qalander Ba Ba Auliya and strengthen & currently headed by Khwaja Shamsuddin Azeemi.

1 Establishment of Silsila-e-Azeemia
2 The Noble Spiritual Inheritance of Silsila Alia Azeemia
3 External links

[edit] Establishment of Silsila-e-Azeemia

In July 1960, after receiving spiritual guidance from Muhammad, Hassan Ukhra Syed Muhammad Azeem Burkhiya, also known as Qalander Ba Ba Auliya, founded the Azeemia spiritual order. The goal of Azeemia is to enhance higher awareness through spiritual exercises like dhikrspiritual chanting, muraqbq meditation, breathing and others such spiritual awareness exercises. It encompasses both the spiritual sections viz. Spiritual Association (Salook) and the Raptness (Juzb).

Before his demise in 1979, Qalandar Baba designated Shaykh Khwaja Shamsuddin Azeemi as his spiritual heir. Sufi Master Azeemi,78 also known as baba ji in silsila-e-Azeemia, (as of 2006), is the current patriarch of the order. Outside the Sufi circle, he is considered by many outside Pakistan as the leading authority on Parapsychology and Meditation.

It must be stressed here that traditional Sufi orders do not recognize Shaykhs that receive ijaza or authorization from a dream or other form of mystical experience. Rather, the traditional orders derive their authenticity from chains of authorization witnessed by others that go back generation by generation to Muhammad. This practice helps to prevent fraud.

[edit] The Noble Spiritual Inheritance of Silsila Alia Azeemia

[edit] Silsila Chishtiyya

Hazrat Mumshad Denvri
Hazrat Hassan Azma Siraj-ud-din (great devotion)
Hazrat Hassan Kubra Mahdi Zuhoor-ud-din Abdul-Muqtadir
Hazrat Muhammad Sughra Taj-ud-din (The Torch of Religion)

[edit] Silsila Firdausia

Hazrat Najmuddin Kubra, Sheikh al-Kubra, A great Sheikh

[edit] Silsila Junaidia

Hazrat Abdul-Qasim Junaid Baghdadi

[edit] Silsila Malamatia

Hazrat Zul-Nun Misri
Hazrat Muhammad Sughra Taj-ud-din(The Torch of Religion)
Hazrat Sheikh Shahab-ud-din Suhrawardi , (Sheikh of Sheikhs)

[edit] Silsila Naqshbandiya

1. Prophet Muhammad Madina
2. Abu Bakr Siddiq Madinah.
3. Salman the Persian Madain.
4. Hazrat Qasim bin Muhammad bin Abi Bakr (Rehmatullahi alaihi) Holy City of Madinah Munawwarah.
5. Hazrat Imam Jafar Sadiq (Rehmatullahi alaihi) Holy City of Madinah Munawwarah.
6. Hazrat Khawaja Bayazeed Bustami (Rehmatullahi alaihi) Bastam.
7. Hazrat Khawaja Abul Hasan Kharkani (Rehmatullahi alaihi) Kharkhan.
8. Hazrat Khawaja Abul Qasim Gorgani (Rehmatullahi alaihi) Jarjan.
9. Hazrat Khawaja Abu Ali Farmadi (Rehmatullahi alaihi) Mashad.
10. Hazrat Khawaja Yusuf Hamdani (Rehmatullahi alaihi) [Turkistan].
11. Hazrat Khawaja Abdul Khaliq Gajadwani (Rehmatullahi alaihi) Bukhara.
12. Hazrat Khawaja Muhammad Arif Riogri (Rehmatullahi alaihi) Tajikistan.
13. Hazrat Khawaja Mehmood Injir Faghnavi (Rehmatullahi alaihi) Bukhara.
14. Hazrat Khawaja Azizane Ali Raamitni (Rehmatullahi alaihi) Bukhara.
15. Hazrat Khawaja Muhammad Baba Samasi (Rehmatullahi alaihi) Bukhara.
16. Hazrat Khawaja Sayyed Amir Kalal (Rehmatullahi alaihi) Bukhara.
17. Hazrat Khawaja Bahauddin Naqshband Bukhari (Rehmatullahi alaihi) Bukhara.
18. Hazrat Khawaja Ala'uddin Attar (Rehmatullahi alaihi) Hassar.
19. Hazrat Khawaja Yaqoob Charkhi (Rehmatullahi alaihi) Dushanbe.
20. Hazrat Khawaja Ubaidullah Ahrar (Rehmatullahi alaihi) Samarqand.
21. Hazrat Khawaja Maulana Muhammad Zahid (Rehmatullahi alaihi) Hassar.
22. Hazrat Khawaja Darvish Muhammad (Rehmatullahi alaihi) Sher Sabz.
23. Hazrat Khawaja Muhammad Amkangi (Rehmatullahi alaihi) Bukhara.
24. Hazrat Khawaja Muhammad Baqibillah (Rehmatullahi alaihi) Delhi
25. Hazrat Khawaja Mujaddad Alif-Thani (Rehmatullahi alaihi) Sirhind Shareef.
26. Hazrat Khawaja Muhammad Masoom (Rehmatullahi alaihi) Sirhind Shareef.
27. Hazrat Khawaja Saifuddin (Rehmatullahi alaihi) Sirhind Shareef.
28. Hazrat Syed Noor Muhammad Badayoori (Rehmatullahi alaihi)
29. Hazrat Mirza Jaane Janaan (Rehmatullahi alaihi)
30. Hazrat Shah Ghulam Ali Dehlvi (Rehmatullahi alaihi)
31. Hazrat Muhammmad Abdul Rasool Qusoori (Rehmatullahi alaihi)
32. Hazrat Muhammad Rasool Qusoori (Rehmatullahi alaihi)
33. Hazrat Khawaja Ghulam Dastigir (Rehmatullahi alaihi)
34. Munazir-e-Azam Maulana Mohammad Umar Icharvi (Rehmatullahi alaihi)
35. Hazrat Mujadid Pir Muhammad Abdul Wahab Siddiqi (Rehmatullahi alaihi)
36. Hazrat Allama Pir Faiz-ul-Aqtab Siddiqi Hijazi

[edit] Silsila Nooriya

NOORUL MASHAEQ SAYED AHMED MOHIYADHEEN NOORISHA (CHISTHI QUDHIRI ( HYDARABAD INDIA) )

PRESENT. QHUTHUBUL MASHAEQ SAYED MOHAMMED ARIFUDHEEN JEELANI (CHISTHI QUDHIRI ( HYDARABAD))

[edit] Silsila Qadria

Hazrat Sheikh Abdul Qadir Jilani (R.A.)

[edit] Silsila Qalandariya

Hazrat Imam Musa al-Kazim
Hazrat Zul Nun Misri
Hazrat Sharf-ud-din bu Ali Shah Qalander (R.A)
Hazrat Muhammad Sughra Taj-ud-din (The Torch of Religion)

[edit] Silsila Suhrawardia

Hazrat Abdul-Qahir Abu Najib al-Suhrawardi
Hazrat Sheikh Shahab-ud-din Suhrawardi, Sheikh of Sheikhs
Hazrat Sheikh Baha al-Haqq wal-din Zakariya Tamtafi
Hazarat Baba Jangu Shah Qalandar Suhrawardi
Hazarat Mian Ghulam Muhammad Suhrawardi
Hazrat Abul-Faiz Qalander Ali Suhrawardi (Great Hazrat Jee)
Hazarat Sufi Abu Nasir Muhammad Nazir Ghauri Suhrawardi

[edit] Silsila Taifooria

Hazrat Bayazid Bistami

[edit] Silsila Tajia

Hazrat Muhammad Sughra Taj-ud-din (The Torch of Religion)

[edit] External links

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