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Mehmoodi Albeyli Yousufi

Sufi Order of Tariqat & Guidance

Hazrat Baba Tajuddin (ra)

Born in Madras, Baba Sahib (ra) lived most of his adult life in Nagpur. The latent saint-like qualities of Baba Sahib (ra) were evident from his early childhood days. These potentialities blossomed greatly after his meeting with a Sufi Saint, Hazrat Abdullah Shah Qadri (ra). It is narrated that this Sufi Saint chewed some dry fruits and then gave them to the (then) young Baba Sahib (ra) to eat. The experience invoked a state of spiritual absorption (Istaghraaq) that continued and increased in intensity, over time.

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Hazrat Baba Yousuf Shah Taji (ra)

He was born in Gangapur, Sawai Madhopur, near Jaipur, during the month of Ramadhan in the year 1885. At the very beginning of his higher studies, Baba Yousuf Shah (ra) had the privilege of studying under the tutelage of the renowned scholar Hazrat Ahmad Raza Khan Barelvi (ra) at his educational institution. Soon after he completed his formal religious education as a Religious Scholar (Aalim), Sarkar Yousuf Shah Baba (ra) joined the spiritual Sufi Path under the guidance of Maulana Abdul Hakeem Shah Rehmani (ra),…

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Hazrat Baba Albeyle Shah Yousufi (ra)

The most beloved of Sarkar Yousuf Shah Baba (ra)’s disciples and his Spiritual Successor (Jaan-Nasheen) was Hazrat Albeyle Shah Yousufi (ra), often called simply Sarkar Aala Hazrat (ra). From his time at Aligarh University to his service in the Army Intelligence and retirement, Sarkar Aala Hazrat (ra) always valued perceptivity, empathy and being genuine in words and deeds. He had an ever-humble nature…

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Hazrat Baba Shah Mehmood Yousufi (ra)

Hazrat Baba Shah Mehmood Yousufi (ra) had a highly privileged upbringing in a wealthy family, where his maternal grandfather was known as the Jute King, and his uncle owned a Coca-Cola bottling business. Baba’s heartstrings, however, were pulled towards Sufi circles right from the start. His step-father, Janab Mohammad Manzur-ul-Haq Rahmani (ra), was the catalyst that introduced him to Tasawwuf and helped him step onto the Sufi Path. His first mentor was Hazrat Arif Rahmani (ra), also known as “Bhaijaan Qibla,” who referred to himself as his “Private Tutor.”

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