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Tuesday, 23 February 2021

Hajji Muhammad Noshah Ganj Bakhsh, the Great Mujaddid al-Azam of Punjab

Hadhrat Hajji Muhammad Noshah Ganj Bakhsh, the Great Mujaddid al-Azam of Punjab who lived (1605–1691) (qaddas Allahu Sirru)

Insert - Pic of 1st ever photo uploaded on the internet and picture also taken by Sajad Ali, over 15 years ago at of maqam Hajji Noshah (qaddas Allahu Sirru)

1605–1691 - Hajji Muhammad Noshah Ganj Bakhsh (qaddas Allahu Sirru)

Just some the Great Saints that lived in that time are below;

1564–1624 Imam Rabbani Ahmad Faruqi al-Sirhindi (qaddas Allahu Sirru)

1617-1705 (Bari Imam) Hazrat Abdal-Latif Shah Qadiri(qaddas Allahu Sirru)

1630–1691 Sultan Bahu (qaddas Allahu Sirru)

1634–1720 Imam Abdullah ibn Alawi al-Haddad (qaddas Allahu Sirru)

1676–1720 Shaykh Muhammad Nureddin al-Jerrahi (qaddas Allahu Sirru)

1675-1780 Sidi Ali al-Jamal (qaddas Allahu Sirru) (live 105 years long)

(The Shaykh of Mawlay Darqawi (qaddas Allahu Sirru)).

Hajji Muhammad Noshah Ganj Bakhsh(qaddas Allahu Sirru) lived about (1605–1691) 87 years from in Gujrat in Punjab, what is now called Pakistan.

He lived in the time of the Mughal Emperors India and that of Shah Jahan 1592 -1666 who is famous for his splendid monument the Taj Mahal).

Hajji Muhammad Noshah Ganj Bakhsh (qaddas Allahu Sirru) was Qadiri in Tariqah and later the Tariqah became the Qadiri-Noshah Sufi order.

Before the birth of Hajji Muhammad Noshah (qaddas Allahu Sirru) in Turkey 1550s under the Ottoman Empire the architect Mimar Sinan starts building the famous Suleiman Mosque in Istanbul. And in the Far South Asia the rise of the Muslim kingdom of Aceh in Sumatra starts.

Other well known Sufi masters of his time was Great Hadhrat Sultan Bahu (qaddas Allahu Sirru) (1628–1691), Hadhrat Sultan Bahu's tariqah was called Sarwari Qadiri Sufi order, Hadhrat Sultan Bahu (qaddas Allahu Sirru) who was 26 years old when Great Mujaddid of Punjab, Hajji Muhammad Noshah Ganj Bakhsh (qaddas Allahu Sirru) had passed away.

Also Hadhrat Sultan Bahu (qaddas Allahu Sirru) talks about Hajji Muhammad Noshah (qaddas Allahu Sirru) in his books too.

In India was Great Imam Rabbani Ahmad al-Faruqi al-Sirhindi (qaddas Allahu Sirru) (1564–1624) from Hadhrat Ahmad al-Faruqi al-Sirhindi (qaddas Allahu Sirru), the "Naqshbandi-Mujaddidi".

Imam Rabbani Ahmad al-Faruqi (qaddas Allahu Sirru) passed away when Hajji Noshah (qaddas Allahu Sirru) was in this 20s and an established Faqir Wali.

Most of the Naqshbandi sub-branches today, such as the Mujaddidi, Khalidi, Saifi, and Haqqani trace their spiritual lineage through Sirhindi, often referring to themselves as "Naqshbandi-Mujaddidi".

Also around at that time was the famous Sufi 'alim Imam Mullah Ali al-Qari (qaddas Allahu Sirru) (born ? -1605) known today for his al-Hizb al-a'zam (The supreme daily dhikr) which has sections of Imam al-Jazuli's Dala'il al-khayrat also added into the Hizbul a'zam too.

He was also famous for his fiqh and authored several great commentaries, including commentaries on Qadi 'Iyad's al-Shifa', Ghazali's abridgment of the Ihya and many others.

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Hajji Muhammad Noshah Ganj Bakhsh - Discourse the Power of Sayyidina Musa alayhi salam Sceptre-Staff

Discourse by Hadhrat Hajji Muhammad Noshah Ganj Bakhsh (qaddas Allahu Sirru)

The Great Mujaddid of Punjab (1605–1691)

The Power of Sayyidina Musa alayhi salam Sceptre-Staff

Nabi Musa's (alayhis-salam)' sceptre could perform many miracles. Its both ends glimmered at night like a torch. It could draw water from well without a leather bucket and rope. 

It carried goods to destination while travelling. Water gushed out of streams when land would be stoked by it, and where water was not found as in forests or mountains. While they felt hungry, it bore fruit when planted in the land.

Likewise, whatever Moses demanded his spectre gave him. That wand shepherded the goats of Moses. When some alien or beast turned towards the goats, it secured them.

Thalabi, has stated that the staff of Nabi Musa (alayhis-salam) had two branches on the upper side and two curved branches below and the top of staff was strong like steel. 

When some enemy, man or snake or scorpion, lion or wolf wanted to harm Moses this stick would stop him.

When Nabi Musa (alayhis-salam) went to the thick forest or desert before sunrise, the branches of staff gave light.

When Nabi Musa (alayhis-salam) needed water to drink, he cast his staff into the well and water came up. When he needed food, he cast his stick on the ground, and food came out from the ground as usual. When he required fruits, he fixed his stick on the ground. It changed into a fruit tree. 

When it was needed for a battle against enemies, it changed into big serpents and destroyed his enemies.

The forests and mountains moved from his way when he cast his staff on the ground.

The water of canals also split and gave him way to pass and from another branch honey overflew. When he was tired of walking, he rode on it and it took him where he wanted to go.

Its wings were shining like stars. Its eyes shone like stars. It exhaled hot air. When it reached to a stone as big as a camel, it swallowed it. Its stomach sounded like stones and removed huge trees from the roots.

It guided him on the way. It attacked his enemies. It spread a sweet fragrance. When it was cast on the ground it became a black serpent with four legs.

It's branches turned into two large mouths with many teeth, twelve fangs and a terribly loud hiss emanated from its mouth. It emitted flames from its mouth.