حضرت شیخ خواجہ سیّد محمد
نظام الدّین اولیاء
Sultan-ul-Ma’shaikh, Mahboob-e-Ilaahie, |
Remembering
"In Allaah's garden you gather roses, Being drunk with divine mysteries;
Hazrat
Mahboob e Ilaahee -
the beloved of Allaah, O, how I long for the attar [Fragrance] of your company!"
Sultan-ul-Ma’shaikh, Mahboob-e-Ilaahee, Hazrat Shaiekh Khawaja Saiyyid Muhammad Nizaamud deen Auliya
He was the fourth Spiritual Successor (Khaleefaa) of Hazrat Khwaja Moinuddin Chishtiof Ajmer — the founder of the illustrious Order of Chishtisaints in this country. He was specially selected by his Peer-o-Murshid Hazrat Saiyyidina Baabaa Fareed ud deen Mas'ood Ganj e Shakar [Rahmatul Laahi 'Alaieh], for this onerous responsibility because of his unique merits as a learned scholar, an able and diligent administrator and a perfect Spiritual Master, on the recommendation of a "basharat" (revelation) from the Holy Prophet-[Peace be upon Him]
Passing away [demise] of the Great Mahboob e Ilaahi -18th Rabi ul Aakhir : Hazrat Saiyyidina Nizaamud deen Auliyaa Mahboob e Ilaahi
[Rahmat ul Laahi Alaieh]
Love for the Prophet
Like his great Spiritual teachers and predecessors, Hazrat Saiyyidina Nizaamud deen Auliyaa Mahboob e Ilaahi also regaled overwhelming love for Prophet Mohammad ﷺ. Some time before his death, he saw the prophet ﷺ in a spiritual communion who said: "Nizam, I am very eager to meet you." Ever since that day, Hazrat Saiyyidina Nizaamud deen Auliyaa Mahboob e Ilaahi
remained in a state of eagerness looking forward to the last journey of his life. Forty days before his death, he gave up all food and if anyone asked him to take it, he said: "How can one relish any food when one is fond of meeting the Prophetﷺ?"
When his condition became alarming and he was requested to take some medicine, he quoted Amir Khusro's following verse:
“ To the victim of Divine Love, there is no other remedy except meeting his 'beloved' (Allaah Kareem).”
Hazrat Saiyyidina Nizaamud deen Auliyaa passed away in 725 AH (1324 AD). on 18th Rabi ul Aakhir - He was buried in Ghiyaspur and the locality is named after him today.
A monumental mausoleum on the tomb of Nizaamud deen Auliyaa Mahboob e Ilaahiwas built by Sultan Mohammed bin Tughlaq, son and successor of Sultan Ghayasud deen Tughlaq, king of Delhi
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