Abdul Rehman Jilani Dehlvi (Urdu: سیّد عبد الرحمن جیلانی دہلوی) was a Sufi saint of the Qadri Order in the Indian Subcontinent. His predecessors include Abdul Qadir Jilani, who initiated the lineage (silsila) of the Qadri order. He helped to establish the order in Delhi.
Abdul Rehman Jilani was born in 1615 (1024 AH) in Hama, Syria.[citation needed] He was the son of Abdul Qadir, a dervish from whom he received his early education.[citation needed] At 35, he chose to stay at the tomb of Abdul Qadir Jilani in Baghdad for three years. On 15 October 1652 (13 Dhu al-Qi'dah 1062 AH), during the Mughal era of emperor Shah Jahan, he went to India to meet Abdul Jaleel.[1] He pledged allegiance on 10 Dhu al-Hijjah 1062 AH (10 November 1652 AD) and went to Delhi on 8 January 1653 (9 Safar 1063 AH). Here he resided himself and made a Khanqah. This is where his shrine is built as well as a mosque called Shah Abdul Rehman Mosque. Present Sadar station and quarters of Muslim Waqf board are built on his land.[2]
At the age of 41, Abdul Rehman Jilani Dehlvi married Zahida who belonged to Jilani Sadaats and had 2 sons: Taj-ul-Arifeen and Abdul Aziz. In 1075, Taj-ul-Arifeen died of complications from diarrhea. Abdul Rehman Jilani Dehlvi lived a life of anonymity not giving attention to fame or the royal court of the Delhi Sultanate.
He stayed within Delhi and guided people spiritually, never leaving the city. Hence, he is also termed as Qaim Maqam Faqeer[further explanation needed]. His descendants preserved his teachings, notably his great grandson Abdullah Shah Madni Jilani in Ahmadpur Sharqiah, Bahawalpur district, Pakistan.[citation needed]
Dehlvi died on 16 November 1677 (21 Ramadan 1088 AH). His shrine is in Delhi.
Studentsedit
Abdul Rehman Jilani's senior successor was Sultan Bahoo. His junior successors included Shah Habib Allah Qadri and Mohammad Siddique, who was the first caretaker of his shrine.[3] Sultan Bahoo was Abdul Rehman Jilani's disciple , a saint of the Qadri family.[4]
The Qadri orderedit
Abdul Rehman Jilani Dehlvi is one of the most recognized Sufis of the Qadri order after its founder Abdul Qadir Jilani.[5]
Syed Shaikh Abdul Rehman Jillani was one of the most eminent saints of Dehli. His genealogy traces back to Shaikh Abdul Qadir Jilani. He was distinguished in piety and mysticism and held a high position in revelations and miracles. Syed Abdul Rehman Jillani received spiritual beneficence of the Qadiriyya way from his Murshid Syed Abdul Jaleel. The Qadiriyya way flourished in and around Dehli due to him. Countless Seekers of Allah became his disciples and he blessed many of them with Khilafat and Ijazat (permission to guide others). The famous saint Sakhi Sultan Bahoo was also his disciple.
The Qadri order branched with Sultan Bahoo to form the Sarwari Qadri order. Its disciples started adding Sarwari Qadri to their name. Many Sufi students and descendants became prominent from this order.[7]
Death anniversaryedit
Abdul Rehman Jilani's death anniversary is celebrated on 21 Ramadan.[8]
Further readingedit
"Tareekh Mashaikh Qadria Vol III " by Dr Ghulam Yahya Anjum; Kutb Khana Amjadia 425 Matia Mahal Jama Mosque, Delhi-6, India, 2002
Mazaraat-e-Auliya-e-Delhi, by Shah Alam Afridi; 1922, Delhi, India.
Mazaraat-e-Auliya-e-Delhi, by Dr Hifz-ur-Rehman Siddiqui; 2006, Farid Book Depot (Pvt) Ltd, Pataudi House Darya Gunj, New Delhi-2, India.
Rehnuma-e-Mazaraat Delhi Sharif, by Mohammad Asim Al-Qadri Sunbhli; Muhammadi Book Depot, 523 Waheed Kutb Market Matia Mahal Jamai Mosque, Delhi-6, India, 2007.
Manaqib-i-Sultani, by Sultan Hamid; Allah Walo Ki Qaumi Dukan, 1998.
Referencesedit
^Yahya Anjum, Dr Ghulam, 2002, Tareekh Mashaikh Qadria Vol III, Kutb Khana Amjadia 425 Matia Mahal Jama Mosque, Delhi-6, India, p.p. 258
^ Rehnuma-e-Mazaraat Delhi, Mohammad Asim-ul-Qadri Sanbhli, Mohammad Book Depot, 2007, Old Delhi India
^Siddiqui, Dr Hifz-ur-Rehman, 2006, Mazaraat-e-Auliya-e-Delhi, Farid Book Depot (Pvt) Ltd, Pataudi House Darya Gunj, New Delhi-2, India, p.p. 157
^Yahya Anjum, Dr Ghulam, 2002, Tareekh Mashaikh Qadria Vol III, Kutb Khana Amjadia 425 Matia Mahal Jama Mosque, Delhi-6, India
^Sunbhli, Mohammad Asim Al-Qadri, 2007, Rehnuma-e-Mazaraat Delhi Sharif, Muhammadi Book Depot, 523 Waheed Kutb Market Matia Mahal Jamai Mosque, Delhi-6, India, p.p. 284
^Manuscript of Syed Abdul Rehman Jilani Dehlvi, Syed Saleem-uz-Zaman Hashmi, 2010
March 17, 2024
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Abdul Rehman Jilani Dehlvi Urdu سی د عبد الرحمن جیلانی دہلوی was a Sufi saint of the Qadri Order in the Indian Subcontinent His predecessors include Abdul Qadir Jilani who initiated the lineage silsila of the Qadri order He helped to establish the order in Delhi Abdul Rehman Jilani DehlviPersonalBorn1615 1615 1024 AH Hama SyriaDied1677 aged 61 62 1088 AH DelhiReligionIslamDenominationSufismMuslim leaderBased inDelhiPredecessorAbdul JaleelSuccessorSultan Bahoo and others Contents 1 Life 2 Students 3 The Qadri order 4 Death anniversary 5 Further reading 6 ReferencesLife editAbdul Rehman Jilani was born in 1615 1024 AH in Hama Syria citation needed He was the son of Abdul Qadir a dervish from whom he received his early education citation needed At 35 he chose to stay at the tomb of Abdul Qadir Jilani in Baghdad for three years On 15 October 1652 13 Dhu al Qi dah 1062 AH during the Mughal era of emperor Shah Jahan he went to India to meet Abdul Jaleel 1 He pledged allegiance on 10 Dhu al Hijjah 1062 AH 10 November 1652 AD and went to Delhi on 8 January 1653 9 Safar 1063 AH Here he resided himself and made a Khanqah This is where his shrine is built as well as a mosque called Shah Abdul Rehman Mosque Present Sadar station and quarters of Muslim Waqf board are built on his land 2 At the age of 41 Abdul Rehman Jilani Dehlvi married Zahida who belonged to Jilani Sadaats and had 2 sons Taj ul Arifeen and Abdul Aziz In 1075 Taj ul Arifeen died of complications from diarrhea Abdul Rehman Jilani Dehlvi lived a life of anonymity not giving attention to fame or the royal court of the Delhi Sultanate He stayed within Delhi and guided people spiritually never leaving the city Hence he is also termed as Qaim Maqam Faqeer further explanation needed His descendants preserved his teachings notably his great grandson Abdullah Shah Madni Jilani in Ahmadpur Sharqiah Bahawalpur district Pakistan citation needed Dehlvi died on 16 November 1677 21 Ramadan 1088 AH His shrine is in Delhi Students editAbdul Rehman Jilani s senior successor was Sultan Bahoo His junior successors included Shah Habib Allah Qadri and Mohammad Siddique who was the first caretaker of his shrine 3 Sultan Bahoo was Abdul Rehman Jilani s disciple a saint of the Qadri family 4 The Qadri order editAbdul Rehman Jilani Dehlvi is one of the most recognized Sufis of the Qadri order after its founder Abdul Qadir Jilani 5 Syed Shaikh Abdul Rehman Jillani was one of the most eminent saints of Dehli His genealogy traces back to Shaikh Abdul Qadir Jilani He was distinguished in piety and mysticism and held a high position in revelations and miracles Syed Abdul Rehman Jillani received spiritual beneficence of the Qadiriyya way from his Murshid Syed Abdul Jaleel The Qadiriyya way flourished in and around Dehli due to him Countless Seekers of Allah became his disciples and he blessed many of them with Khilafat and Ijazat permission to guide others The famous saint Sakhi Sultan Bahoo was also his disciple 6 The Qadri order branched with Sultan Bahoo to form the Sarwari Qadri order Its disciples started adding Sarwari Qadri to their name Many Sufi students and descendants became prominent from this order 7 Death anniversary editAbdul Rehman Jilani s death anniversary is celebrated on 21 Ramadan 8 Further reading edit Tareekh Mashaikh Qadria Vol III by Dr Ghulam Yahya Anjum Kutb Khana Amjadia 425 Matia Mahal Jama Mosque Delhi 6 India 2002 Mazaraat e Auliya e Delhi by Shah Alam Afridi 1922 Delhi India Mazaraat e Auliya e Delhi by Dr Hifz ur Rehman Siddiqui 2006 Farid Book Depot Pvt Ltd Pataudi House Darya Gunj New Delhi 2 India Rehnuma e Mazaraat Delhi Sharif by Mohammad Asim Al Qadri Sunbhli Muhammadi Book Depot 523 Waheed Kutb Market Matia Mahal Jamai Mosque Delhi 6 India 2007 Manaqib i Sultani by Sultan Hamid Allah Walo Ki Qaumi Dukan 1998 References edit Yahya Anjum Dr Ghulam 2002 Tareekh Mashaikh Qadria Vol III Kutb Khana Amjadia 425 Matia Mahal Jama Mosque Delhi 6 India p p 258 Syed Abdul Rehman Jilani Dehlvi Biography N Hanif 2000 Biographical Encyclopedia of Sufis Sarup amp Sons ISBN 978 8 176 25087 0 Rehnuma e Mazaraat Delhi Mohammad Asim ul Qadri Sanbhli Mohammad Book Depot 2007 Old Delhi India Siddiqui Dr Hifz ur Rehman 2006 Mazaraat e Auliya e Delhi Farid Book Depot Pvt Ltd Pataudi House Darya Gunj New Delhi 2 India p p 157 Yahya Anjum Dr Ghulam 2002 Tareekh Mashaikh Qadria Vol III Kutb Khana Amjadia 425 Matia Mahal Jama Mosque Delhi 6 India Sunbhli Mohammad Asim Al Qadri 2007 Rehnuma e Mazaraat Delhi Sharif Muhammadi Book Depot 523 Waheed Kutb Market Matia Mahal Jamai Mosque Delhi 6 India p p 284 Manuscript of Syed Abdul Rehman Jilani Dehlvi Syed Saleem uz Zaman Hashmi 2010 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Abdul Rehman Jilani Dehlvi amp oldid 1178107441, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
