Found Nothing Better than Giving Food ....11th of Rabi ul Aakhir -Shaiekh Abdul Qaadir Jilaani رحمة الله عليه

 Found Nothing Better than Giving Food ....11th of Rabi ul Aakhir -

Saying of Shaiekh Abdul Qaadir Jilaani

 رحمة الله عليه

abdul Qadir, giyarwin


“I looked into spiritual works and have not found anything better than giving food to the people. Had the World been in my hands, I would not entertain anything except feeding the hungry”

The Sultan of Saint Shaiekh Abdul-Qaadir Al Jilaani

رحمة الله عليه

Since the feeding of the poor had become a great routine of the Great Saint, which is revived by his devotees, faithful and descendants who follow the tradition with full dignity and sanctity. 

GIYARWEEN SHAREEF -11th  DAY URS


The celebration of Giyarween Sharif has been observed by the Great Saints [Auliya] and Scholars [Ulama] for many hundreds of years. Giyarween Sharif is specifically an Esaal -e Sawaab for Ghuas-al- Azam
رحمة الله عليه

It is also celebrated on the 11th of every Islamic Month in many Mosques and homes. This auspicious function takes place both nationally and internationally endowing great spiritual Benefits and Blessings [Barakaat].
The devotees of the Great Saint hold public meetings, where the Scholars [Ulama] pay tributes and shed light on the life and work of the Great Saint.
The Mehfil –e-Quran Khawani [gatherings for the recitation of the Glorious Quran] are held, general feasts are hosted. And friends and relations, near and dear ones, rich and poor are offered food specially cooked for the occasion. All such public meetings Mahafils, [Gatherings] and Feasts are observed throughout the month of Rabi Us Saani.

Giyarween Sharif is a manifestation of love, regard and respect to wards Mahboob-e- Subhani [Beloved of Allah] Shaiekh Abdul Qaadir Jilaani

رحمة الله عليه

 


The Honorable Saint occupies a unique position. He successfully combined in himself, the two roles. He was the outstanding Saint and the leading learned man of unquestioned greatness. He was not only an outstanding Saint, Sage, Scholar, and a Reformer, but also Defender of Faith. He achieved immortality by dint of his strength and nobility of character, modesty, humbleness, pursuit of truth, self-discipline, renunciation, sacrifice, service, faith, hope and belief.

His writings were similar to those of Hazrat Imaam Al-Ghazaali in that they dealt with both the fundamentals of Islam and the mystical experience of Soofism.

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