بِسْمِ اللهِ الرَّحْمٰنِ الرَّحِيمِ
يَا عَلِي مَدَد
السَّلَامُ عَلَيْكَ يَا صَاحِبَ الْعَصْرِ وَالزَّمَانِ
Progeny of the Holy Prophet ﷺ
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(D. 220 A.H. He did not agree with his father's Ismaili aqeedah and maintained the purity of Ithna ashari aqeedah. He is thus credited for the continuation of the unadulterated and pure Ithna Ashari aqeeda(belief) till this day among his descendants through his son, Muhammad Mansoor Khaqani (may Allah bless them both).
Recorded by Sajjad • Source cell B15He was born in Oraiz, a town 4 miles from Madina, the founder and precursor of the present-day Ismailis (Shia). He left Oraiaz and moved to Mohammad Abad, near Ra’y (now in Iran).
Recorded by Sajjad • Source cell C15(he died in Imam Jafar Sadiq’s life) and was claimed as Imam by his son, Muhammad Oraizi (the precursor of the present-day Bohras), to be the Imam, instead of Musa Kazim, the 7th Imam of Ithna Ashari Shias. Later, however, his descendants split into the Nazari Ismailis (the followers of Agha Khan) and Bohras (Musta'ali).
Recorded by Sajjad • Source cell D15(D. 315 AH, he moved with his family to Egypt)
Recorded by Sajjad • Source cell A16(D. 425 AH in Yemen. (Sakhi La’l Shahbaz Qalandar of Sehwan is a descendant of his brother Muntakhab Billah)
Recorded by Sajjad • Source cell C16(D.448 in Yemen)
Recorded by Sajjad • Source cell D16(D. 458AH in Cairo)
Recorded by Sajjad • Source cell E16Also being called (Aka Masoom Shah) (D. 485 in Sabzwar); ( he was the first among our ancestors to move to Sabzwar (now in Iran, near the border of Turkey).
Recorded by Admin • Source cell F16( D. 509 AH in Lahore). He came to Lahore as commander of Masud Ghazni’s army and is buried near Anarkali, in Nila Gunbad, Lahore. He gave his life along with his five sons during a battle while defending Lahore.
Recorded by Sajjad • Source cell G16((D. 675 AH In Multan)-- Shams-i Tabriz--the Mentor and teacher of Jalal uddin Rumi. He had two sons: Nasir uddin (Saman Burj Lahore Royal Fort) and Ala uddin Ahmad Shakr (Narrhar Sharif, Jaipur, India). The descendents of Nasir uddin largely inhabit west Punjab Districts, Hazara, Murree and Azad Kashmir area in Pakistan. Many of them inhabiting Gurdaspur, Ludhiana, Hoshiarpur, Patiala and Firozepur Districts of India migrated to Pakistan in 1947. There are some living in Pirana, Palanpur, Dholka and Ahmadabad in Gujrat(India); they are largely the descendents of Imam Shah son of Hassan Kabiruddin. Imam Shah ( Imam uddin ) who fell into the hands of an Ismaili Da’i, Sadr Din.
The descendents of Alauddin Ahmad Shakr, the younger son of Shams-i Tabriz, live in Narhar ( Jaipur ), Karrah ( Ilahabad ), and Fatehpur Distt., in India, and in Lahore, Gujranwala, Sialkot, and Sargodha, in Pakistan.
Recorded by Sajjad • Source cell D17(D. 664 AH):
He was a pious person of great knowledge. He coached his son in his early years, and later asked his brother Abdul Hadi, who excelled in the exegesis of the Quran, tradition, jurisprudence, and philosophy, to teach him. By age 12, when Shamsuddin became self sufficient in Islamic sciences, Abdul Hadi accompanied him to Tabriz, a center of higher learning at the time, to further enhance his knowledge.
Recorded by Sajjad • Source cell E17(While his father, Abdul Mumin, as ruler of Morocco and Spain, appointed the other four sons as governors of various provinces, Syed Ali asked to be excused; he was allowed by his father to embark instead on the spiritual path, devoting his life to the dissemination of Islam through preaching.
Recorded by Sajjad • Source cell F17(d. 550 AD)--he was the founder of the Al-Muwahhid (Al-Mohads) dynasty of rulers who ruled over Spain and Morocco (1120- 1268 AD). Mohammed Ibn Tumart, a Barbar reformer from Morocco and a man of compelling personality and wisdom, met Abdul Mumin, a young and handsome man with an equally commanding personality, at Makkah during the Hajj. He took him to Morocco. Both joined hands and were able to unite the tribes of the Atlas Mountains. Abdul Mumin proved to be a great general and helped oust the Almoravids. On Ibn Tumart's death, he became the ruler and founder of the al-mowahhidin(al-mohads). Al-mohads ruled Morocco and Spain in the 12th and 13th centuries until their fierce fights to halt the Crusaders weakened them, and they lost power to the Merinid dynasty, which took Marrakech in 1269.
Recorded by Sajjad • Source cell G17Shrine in Lahore Fort
Recorded by Sajjad • Source cell C19Shrine in Town " Narer " in Jaipur District, India.
Hazrat Hajib Shakarbar was born as the younger of the two sons of Hazrat Shams Tabrizi Sabzwari in 1213 AC. His grand parents named him Alauddin Muhammad, but when his father returned from Tabriz to see his newborn baby, he changed the name from Alauddin Muhammad to Syed Ahmad because he had a dream to this effect in Tabriz. The new baby showed the signs of a born Hafiz and so came to be known as Zinda Pir from his very infancy. He got the title of Shakarbar in Sabzwar and of Hajib in Makkah, and became so famous with the sweet combination of Hajib Shakarbar that his original names went into total oblivion. He joined his father in Multan, Pakistan, with his elder brother Hazrat Naseeruddin, and a large armed escort of Turkish, Iraqi and Kabul fighters in 1289 AC. In early 1302 he arrived with his faithful soldiers in Narhar on a preaching mission, where a fighting was imposed on him by the then Raja of Narhar, which the Hajibi army won. Three nights later, however, the defeated Raja, who had fled to Sambar, staged a late night surprise raid and martyred Hazrat Hajib Shakarbar who was offering his late night prayers. The Hajibi forces eventually won, killed the Raja and renamed the town as Narhar Sharif. The Grand Dargah Complex was built by a passing Hindu tradesman, who was impressed by the downpour of sugary white granules on and around the great Saint’s grave in the year 1445. He later converted to Islam, memorised the Quran and became the first ever Imam of the Dargah’s new built mosque
Recorded by Sajjad • Source cell D19Shrine in " Gara " at the bank of the river GANGA in India.
Recorded by Sajjad • Source cell E19Syed Zaheer ud Din has 7 sons. We are the progeny of Syed Raji Shah, 2nd eldest son after Syed Shahab ud din
Recorded by Sajjad • Source cell G19Descendants of Syed Zulfiqar Shah are based in Kuch Charag Shah, Mohalla Shian Mochi Gate, Lahore.
Recorded by Sajjad • Source cell A25Syed Karm Shah has 4 sons: Hussain Ali, Hassan Ali, Madad Ali, and Sharf Ali. We are the progeny of Syed Hassan Ali.
Recorded by Sajjad • Source cell B25Descendants of Syed Mehar Shah are based in Kuch Charag Shah, Mohalla Shian Mochi Gate, Lahore.
Recorded by Sajjad • Source cell C25Syed Hassan Ali had 5 sons. Syed Ghulab Shah, Syed Mehtab Shah, Syed Ameer Shah, Syed Qaim Ali, Syed Azeem Shah. We are the progeny of Syed Ameer Shah.
Recorded by Sajjad • Source cell B27Family is based in Katra Wali Shah, Moch gate, Lahore.
Recorded by Sajjad • Source cell C27Family is based in Kucha Dolat Shah and Katra Wali Shah, Mochi Gate, Lahore.
Recorded by Sajjad • Source cell D27Family is based in Katra Wali Shah, Mochi Gate, Lahore.
Recorded by Sajjad • Source cell A29Family is based in Katra Wali Shah, Mochi Gate, Lahore.
Recorded by Sajjad • Source cell C29Family is based in Katra Wali Shah, Mochi Gate, Lahore.
Recorded by Sajjad • Source cell D29Family is based in Katra Wali Shah, Mochi Gate, Lahore.
Recorded by Sajjad • Source cell E29Syed Hussain Ali Shah, our Great-Grandpa, had 5 sons. Syed Muhammad Taqi, Syed Hassan Askari, Syed Ali Naqi, Syed Muhammad Baqir, Syed Sadiq Mehdi. We are the progeny of Syed Sadiq Mehdi.
Recorded by Sajjad • Source cell B33Had 4 sons. Syed Ikhlaq Hussain, Syed Hamid Ali, Syed Ahmed Shah, Syed Mushtaq Shamsi
Recorded by Sajjad • Source cell A35Have 4 sons. Syed Athar Askari, Syed Zafar Askari, Syed Samar Askari, Syed Basit Askari.
Recorded by Sajjad • Source cell B37Late Billay Shah. May his soul rest in peace.
Recorded by Sajjad • Source cell E94Almaroof Paiday Shah
Recorded by Sajjad • Source cell E101Our Sister, Syeda Momina Batool died in 2012. May Mola Hussain a.s bless her sweet soul in rest and peace always.
Recorded by Sajjad • Source cell H48Syed Raza Naqvi is the husband of Syeda Samreen Zahra and the father of their three sons: Syed Ali Raza, Syed Izaan Raza, and Syed Abbas Raza.
Recorded by Syed Sajjad Haider • Source cell H39Syed Naseer Abbas is the husband of Syeda Sarah Batool and the father of their three children: Syed Mehdi Abbas, Syeda Shaher Bano, and Syeda Amna Batool.
Recorded by Syed Sajjad Haider • Source cell H43Syed Samar Askari is the husband of Syeda Sidra Batool and the father of their three children: Syeda Menam Batool, Syed Ghufran Mehdi, and Syeda Riaqa Batool.
Recorded by Syed Sajjad Haider • Source cell D84Syed Waseem Abbas is the husband of Syeda Saman Batool and the father of their two sons: Syed Khizar Abbas and Syed Hurr Abbas.
Recorded by Syed Sajjad Haider • Source cell K39Syed Faisal Raza is the husband of Syeda Gul e Zahra and the father of their three children: Syed Salman Raza, Syeda Tahira Batool, and Syeda Wafa Batool.
Recorded by Syed Sajjad Haider • Source cell J39