Sheikh Amin
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Mohammad Ameen bin Abdurrahman is a Sufi Shaikh. In the past, he spent most of his time in Saudi Arabia, and he is now based in Multan, a city in southern Punjab. The number of his followers is unknown. They gather at his house in Shah Rukn-e-Alam Colony in Multan, which was converted to a mosque. He belongs to the Idreesia (also spelt Idrissia) order of Sufism which originated in North Africa and the Maghreb (Morrocco, Algeria, Tunisia and Egypt) as compared with the Iranian-Indian orders and stems of Sufism which have been traditionally popular in Pakistan.
Shaikh Ameen's methods of initiating followers into his Sufi discipline include the Zikr Khafi or silent recital.
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