The Blessed Places (Tabarrukat 3)

 

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The Qabr-e-Anwar of Hazrat Yaqub (Jacob) (Peace be upon him) in Palestine.

According to some tradition, Prophet Hazrat Ayyub (peace be upon him) has been buried here. This Mazar is located in Iraq

According to some traditions this is the Mazar of Prophet Hazrat Joshua (Yusha’) Ibn Noon (Peace be upon him) in Baghdad. Hazrat Yusha’ was a prophet who guided the Bani Israel to their "promised land." Although Hazrat Haroon (AS) was the heir of Prophet Musa (AS), he died before Hazrat Musa (AS). When Hazrat Musa (AS) was about to die, it was Joshua Ibn Noon that he appointed to lead the Bani Israel after him.

The Cave of Hira (Ghaar-e-Hira) near Makkah where Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) received the first WAHEE (Revelation) from Allah. Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) spent considerable time in this cave meditating before he received the WAHEE from Allah.

Masjid and Mazar of Prophet Younus (peace be upon him) in Musal, Iraq.

Mazar Mubarak Prophet Jarjees Wali Allah (Peace be upon him) in Musal, Iraq. Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said that Jarjees Wali Allah is one of the four infants who spoke with people in their infancy. The other three were; Jesus Christ (peace be upon him), the infant son of women slave in Pharaohs court and the infant boy who witnessed the innocence of Prophet Yousuf (peace be upon him)

Qabr-e-Anwar of Prophet Hazrat Sheeth (Peace be upon him) in Musal, Iraq. Hazrat Sheeth was the

Some other graves in the tomb of Hazrat Dhul Kifl (peace be upon him) in Babylon, Iraq.

Bible calls Hazrat Dhul Kifl, Ezekiel who was carried away to Babylon after the destruction of Jerusalem. He was chained and imprisoned. Hazrat Dhul Kifl (peace be upon him)  bore all hardships with patience and continued helping the Bani Israel. Afterwards the Prophet Dhul-kifl (peace be upon him) left his followers and migrated to Babylon. He died there.

Mazar-e-Mubarak Prophet Zakariyah (Zachariah) (Peace be upon him) in Damascus, Syria.

This bottle contains the sand from the Qabr-e-Anwar (grave) of Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon him)

Out side view of the building where some people believe that Hazrat Khidr (peace be upon him) prayed.  This is located in Najaf, Iraq

The Mazar of Hazrat Dhul Kifl (peace be upon him) in Babylon, Iraq. Ibn Jarir narrated that he was not a prophet but he was a righteous man. He supported his people to suffice their needs and administered justice among them. That is why; he was called Dhul-Kifl.

Mazar Sharif of Hazrat Anas Ibn Malik (May Allah be pleased with him), the famous companion of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). He is the famous narrator of Hadith of Rasool ullah (Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam).

This used to be the house of Imam Ali Ibn Abi Talib (May Allah’s peace upon him) near Karbala, Iraq. According to some scholars this is the place where Hazrat Imam Ali (May Allah be pleased with him)  was given GHUSL (Shower before coffin and the burial)

In side view of the building where some people believe that Hazrat Khidr (peace be upon him) prayed.  This is located in Najaf, Iraq

Mazar of Hazrat Abu Dhar Ghaffari (May Allah be pleased with him) the famous companion of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) in Damascus, Syria.

Mazar of Hazrat Salman-e-Farsi (May Allah be pleased with him), the famous companion of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) in Damascus, Syria.

Mazar Mubarak Hazrat Obai ibn Ka’ab (May Allah be pleased with him), the famous companion of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) in Damascus, Syria.

Mazar Mubarak of Hazrat Shaikh Ahmed Serhindi (May Allah’s peace and blessings upon him). He is generally called Hazrat Mujaddad Alf Thani ((the reformer in a thousand year). The Mazar is located in Serhind, India. Sheikh Ahmad Farrooqui Serhindi is also known as Imam Rabbani lived at a time when Islam faced the greatest threat to its existence in India due to the irreligious practices of the Mughal Emperor Akbar who, with introduction of his "Deen-e-Ilahi", had considerably weakened Islam, thus striking at the root of Islam.  In such an atmosphere was born Sheikh Ahmad who boldly faced the Emperor and his misguided associates, and restored Islam to its pristine glory. His fearless campaign against the irreligious practices introduced by Akbar set an example to the future generations of Muslims to fight against any encroachment on their great religion. Shaikh Ahmad Sarhind Farroqui is universally acclaimed as the Reformer of the second Millennium of the Hijra Era.

He died on the 17th of Safar 1034 H. at the age of 63. He was buried in the village of Sirhind. He was a shaikh in the four tariqats: Naqshbandi, Qadiri, Chisti and Suhrawardi. He preferred the Naqshbandi,

Mazar of Hazrat Ma’ruf Al Karkhi in Baghdad.  Abu Mahfuz Ma‘ruf ibn Firuz al-Karkhi is said to have been born of Christian parents. A prominent mystic of the Baghdad school, he died in 200 A.H. Ma‘ruf-e Karkhi’s mother and father were both Christians. When they sent him to school, his master said to him, “Say, God is the third of three.” “No,” answered Ma‘ruf. “On the contrary, He is God, the One.” The teacher beat him, but to no avail. One day the schoolmaster beat him severely, and Ma‘ruf ran away and could not be found.

“If only he would come back,” his mother and father said. “Whichever religion he wished to follow, we would agree with him.” Ma‘ruf accepted Islam immediately and passed by his father’s house and knocked at the door. “Who is there?” he asked.  Ma‘ruf,” he replied.  “What faith have you adopted?”  “The religion of Muhammad, the Messenger of God.” His mother and father immediately became Muslims.

Hazrat Ma‘ruf Karkhi became student of Hazrat Dawud-e Ta’i (May Allah’s peace and blessings upon them).

Mazar of Hazrat Luqman (Peace be upon him) in Baghdad.  Hazrat Luqman (peace be upon him) gave his son the following advice which is recorded in the Qur'an:

"To Believe in Allah, and to be sincere in devotion to Him. Never associate partners with Allah, for associating anyone with Him is the greatest sin; not only is it a sin against Allah but also against oneself. Love and show obedience to parents even if they are unbelievers. If, however, a parent's way of life were to lead one to become an unbeliever then the path of goodness which leads to Allah should be followed , for one is answerable to Allah alone. Rizq (provisions), ability and au- thority come from Allah. These things are in His hands and not in the hands of parents or anyone else.

Show gratitude to Allah by obeying him. Live your life on the principle of: Encouraging what is right and forbidding what is wrong. Tackle wrong deeds in society with patience. Be humble in dealing with others, both in speech and behaviour, and do not turn your face away when talking to others, for Allah does not love the boastful and arrogant." (Ouran, 31:13-19)

The Cave of Thor (Ghar-e-Thour) where Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and his companion Hazrat Abu Bakr Al Siddiq stayed during the journey when they migrated from Makkah to Madinah. This cave is located in the suburbs of Makkah.

Mazarat of the companions of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) in Uhad. These companions were martyred during the battle of Uhad.

A beautiful view of Mazar Mubarak of Sayyidah Zainab (May Allah’s peace upon her) in Cairo, Egypt.

Qabr-e-Anwar Sayyiduna Obaidullah ibne Omar Al-Farooq (May Allah be pleased with him) in Damascus, Syria.

Mazar Sharif Hazrat Ruqayyah bint Imam Hussain (May Allah be pleased with her) in Damascus, Syria.

Mazar Sharif Hazrat Sakina bint Imam Hussain (May Allah be pleased with her) in Damascus, Syria.

Qabr-e-Anwar of Hazrat Sayyidna Abdul Qadir Jilani (May Allah be pleased with him) in Baghdad.

Qabr-e-Anwar of Imam Al Ghizali (May Allah be pleased with him) in Baghdad

Mazar, Hazrat Ba Yazeed Bustami (May Allah shower His blessings upon him) near Damascus in Syria.

 

Qabr-e-Anwar of third Caliph of Islam, Ameer ul Mo’mineen Hazrat Uthman Ibn Affan (May Allah be pleased with him) in Jannatul Baqi’ in Madinah Sharif

Mazar of Hazrat Habib Ajmi (May Allah shower His mercy upon him) in Baghdad. Hazrat Habib Ajmi was among the Taba Tab-e-een (156 A.H.)

Qabr-e-Anwar Hazrat Shaikh Al Shuyukh Shaikh Shahabuddin Omar Soharwardy (May Allah be pleased with him) in Baghdad. He is founder of Soharwardy (Sohrawrdy OR Suhrawardy) order. One of the most important credits that go to Hazrat Shaikh Shahabuddin is that he converted the Tatar ruler of Baghdad to Islam. He was the best diplomat and Shaikhul Islam. Hazrat Abdul Qadir Jilani (May Allah be pleased with him) said about him that O’ Omar you are the last MASHAHEER of Iraq.

 

The grand Mosque of Kufa. The Mazar of Hazrat Muslim Bin Aqeel (May Allah’s peace upon him) is inside the mosque.

Mazar Hazrat Pir Behlol bin Omair (May Allah’s blessings upon him) in Baghdad, Iraq. He is also famous as Pir Behlol Dana (Rahmatullah Alaih)

Mazar of Hazrat Allama Mahmood Alusi in Baghdad. Allam Alusi is famous for his Tafseer-e-Qur’an Ruhul Mo’ani. He was great scholar of Qur’an. He died in 1270 A.H.

The neighbouring graves are of Syed Darwaish Alusi and Syed Shahab-ud-din Alusi.

 

Hazrat Khwaja Qutbuddin Bakhtiyar Kaki (May Allah shower His blessings upon him) was born in 569 A.H. [1173 C.E.] in a town called "Aush" or Awash in Mawar-un-Nahar (Transoxania). Khwaja Qutbuddin's original name was "Bakhtiyar" but his title was "Qutbuddin". The name "Kaki" to his name was attributed to him by virtue of a miracle that emanated from him at a later stage of his life in Delhi. Thus, he was the first spiritual successor of Hazrat Khwaja Gharib Nawaz, Khwaja Mu'inuddin Chishti His spiritual guide asked him to go to India and stay there.  The Mazaar Sharif of Hazrat Khwaja Qutbuddin Bakhityar Kaki (Rahmatullah Alaih) lies near Qutb Minar at old Delhi, India.

Mazar Sharif of Hazrat Muhammad ibn Ahmad, Abu Hamid al-Tusi al-Ghazzali [Imam al-Ghazali] (450-505) in Baghdad, Iraq. Imam Ghizali was the "the Proof of Islam" (Hujjat al-Islam), "Ornament of the Faith," "Gatherer of the Multifarious Sciences," "Great Siddîq," absolute Mujtahid, a major Shafi‘i jurist, a Philosopher, a great debater and expert in the principles of doctrine and those of jurisprudence. May Allah shower His blessings upon him.

Mazar Mubarak of Hazrat Ibrahim ibn Adham (May Allah shower His blessings upon him) in Jableh, Syria.  Hazrat Ibrahim Adham lived in Egypt but did not like living in Alexandria. Therefore, he left Egypt, wandered to Syria, and stayed there for twenty-four years. He worked in its gardens as a gardener and eats nothing unless he pays for it. He died going to Jihad with a bow in his hand. It had been told that the reason for his religious behavior is that his mother delivered him in Makkah during Al-Haj and his father used to ask pilgrims to pray for him to be a good Muslim. He had died in the Hijri year 161.

Mazar of Hazrat Data Ganj Bakhsh Ali Al Hajwairi in Lahore, Pakistan

Mazar of Saheb-e-Qasidah Burdah Sharif Hazrat Imam Sharfuddin Busairi (May Allah shower His blessings upon him) in Cairo, Egypt.

An inside view of the building of Mazar Hazrat Imam Hussain (May Allah be pleased with him) in Karbala, Iraq.

Mazar Mubarak A’la Hazrat Imam Ahmed Raza Brelvi in Breli, India.

Mazar Mubarak Hazrat Salahuddin Ayyubi (May Allah be pleased with him) in Damascus Syria. In 1187, Salahuddin, a Kurd, defeated the Crusaders and recaptured Jerusalem.

Mazar of Hazrat Haamid Raza Khan (May Allah shower His blessings upon him) in Brely, India.

Qabr-e-Anwar of Hazrat Abdullah Al Abid (May Allah shower His blessings upon him) in Baghdad.

The Qabr (grave) of a saint in Damascus in Syria.

This is a famous graveyard in Baghdad where thousands of righteous early Muslims were buried. This graveyard is called Maqbaratul Quraish Al Kubra.

Qabr-e-Anwar of Hazrat Ahmed Al Arabi (May Allah shower His blessings upon him) in Baghdad.

Mazar of Hazrat Haani (May Allah’s blessings upon her) in Najaf, Iraq.

Mazar Hazrat Sharfuddin Bu Ali Shah Qalandar Soharwardy (Rahmatullah Alaih) in Panipat, India

Mazar of Hazrat Abu Abdullah Jabir Ansari (May Allah be pleased with him) a famous companion of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). He narrated a large number of traditions. He was present in all the Jihad with the Prophet (Sal-allahu-aleihi-wasallam) after the battle of Badr. Thereafter he lived in Egypt and Syria. He lost eyesight in his latter days and died in 74 A.H. at the age of 94 years during the Caliphate of Abdul Malek in Baghdad.

Mazar of Hazrat Kamoon (May Allah be pleased with him) in Baghdad, Iraq. Hazrat Kamoon was a friend of Prophet Hakeem Luqman (Peace be upon him).

Qabr-e-Anwar Hazrat Khwaja Qutbuddin Bakhtiyar Kaki (May Allah shower His blessings upon him). He belonged to the direct lineage of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon him) descending from Hazrat Imam Hussain (May Allah be pleased with him)  When Hazrat Khwaja Mu'inuddin Chishti (Rahmatullah Alaih) went to Isfahan, 40 days before his death, he took oath of allegiance at his hands and received the Khilafat and Khirqah (Sufi cloak) from him.

Shahe Hamdan Kashmir Mosque. The Mazar of Hazrat Syed Ali Hamadani is inside the mosque. The great Syed, also known as Amir-i-Kabir or the great Amir was born at Hamadan in 1314 A.D. His genealogy can be traced to Hazrat Ali through Imam Husain. Born in a family with traditions of scholarship and piety, Sayyid Ali learnt the holy Quran by heart while in his teens. He studied Islamic theology and learnt the secrets of Sufi doctrines and practices under the tuition of his learned uncle, Syed Alau-ud-din Simnani. Later he became the spiritual disciple of Sheikh Sharaf-ud-din Muzdaqani (May Allah be pleased with all of them).

Mazar of a saint of Kashmir Hazrat Baba Hyder Rishi in Anantnag, Occupied Kashmir.

Mazar of Sheikh Hamza Makhdum (May Allah shower His blessings upon him) at Hari Parbat hill in Srinagar, Kashmir. Born in 1494 AD Sheikh Hamza studied under a well-known scholar of his time, Baba Ismail Qubravi, whose school stood at the foot of the Hari Parbat hill. Both Sheikh Hamza and Baba Daud Khaki were responsible for converting a large number of people to Islam and in setting up mosques in the Valley. Sheikh Hamza died in 1586.

The Mazar of Hazrat Waris Ali Shah (May Allah shower His blessings upon him in Dewa Sharif, India.

Mazar Imam Tahir bin Imam Muhammad Baqar  (May Allah be pleased with them) in Baghdad, Iraq

Mazar of Hazrat Syed Ghulam Ali Shah Qadri, Hanafi in RAJOURI (Shahdra), Kashmir.

The four swords in Topkapy museum, Turkey. These swords belong to the four great caliphs of Islam; Hazrat Abu Bakr, Hazrat Umar, Hazrat Uthman and Hazrat Imam Ali (May Allah be pleased with all of them)

Aba Khvaja Mosque, China. There is a Mazaar of Hazrat Aba Khvaja located in the compound of this mosque.

The historical Xian Mosque in China

Hazrat Mansour Hallaj (May Allah shower His blessings upon him) in Baghdad

Mazar of Imam Hasan Al Askari (May Allah be pleased with him) in Samarra, Iraq

 

Qabr-e-Anwar of Imam Hasan Al Askari (May Allah be pleased with him) in Samarra, Iraq


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