Syed Wali Muhammad Shah Qadri
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Sultan-Ul-Asr Syed Wali Muhammad Shah Qadri
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Syed Wali Muhammad Shah
سیدولی محمدشاہ قادری |
| Birth | 1913 |
| Death | 1998 |
| School/tradition | Ahl as-Sunnah wa’l-Jamā‘h |
| Main interests | Hadith, Tafsir, Tasawwuf, and Islamic Philosophy |
His Holiness Syed Wali Muhammad Shah (Arabic: سیدولی محمدشاہ قادری)
(1913-1998) was one of the celeberated scholars of Islam, famous Sufi saint & spiritual reformer of the Qadiriyyah Order in Punjab. He is a mild breeze in the minds of mankind, popularly known as Wali Shah Sahib. He was a follower of Hanafi jurisprudence.
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[edit] Spiritual Chain
He belongs to the spirtual chain (silsilah) of the Qadiriyyah, Kamaliah. This is the chain of transmission:
- Hazrat Ghous-e-Azam,Abdul-Qadir Gilani
- Hazrat Abdul Razzaq
- Hazrat Sharaf-ud-din
- Hazrat Abdul Wahab
- Hazrat Baha-ud-din
- Hazrat Shah Muhammad Aqeel
- Hazrat Shah Shams-ud-din Sehrai
- Hazrat Shah Gada Rehman
- Hazrat Shah Shams-ud-din Sani
- Hazrat Shah Gada Rehman Sani
- Hazrat Shah Fuzail
- Hazrat Shah Kamal Kaithaly
- Hazrat Shah Sikandar
- Hazrat Shah Mohib-ullah Ilyas
- Hazrat Muhammad Shah Ali
- Hazrat Shah Kabir-ud-din Abid
- Hazrat Shah Muhammad Bala Mah
- Hazrat Shah Hassan-ud-din
- Hazrat Muhammad Ali Shah
- Hazrat Syed Ali Syed
- Hazrat Shah Abdul Ali
- Hazrat Syed Ali Ahmad Shah
- Hazrat Syed Wali Muhammad Shah Qadri
[edit] His life
He was born in 1913, into a family of Alims (legal scholars). His father, Syed Sayd Áli Shah Qadri, was an alim of his time. He became the disciple of Hadrat Syed Ali Ahmad Shah Qadri, a famous Sufi of Dera Ghazi Khan. Wali Shah Sahab joined the most dedicated group of his followers & received many honours from him. He earned his living through agriculture.
[edit] Mausoleum
His mausoleum, popularly known as Durbar, is located in Peershah, Punjab, Pakistan.Urs is Celebrated in Peer Shah in the Dargah of Wali Shah Sahab - the spiritual guide (murshid). Pilgrims from all around the world visit this place during the festival to get the blessings of the holy place.
Created by: Syed Anwaar Gilani
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