Khwaja Shamsuddin Azimi
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| Full name | Khwaja Shamsuddin Azeemi |
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| Born | October 17, 1927 Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India |
| Era | Modern era |
| Region | Sufi philosophy |
| School | Sufi Order of Azeemia |
| Main interests | Sufism, spirituality, Islamic studies |
| Notable ideas | Silsila-e-Azeemia |
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Khwaja Shamsuddin Azeemi (Urdu: خواجہ شمس الدین عظیمی) is a Pakistani Sufi Sheikh, the patriarch of the Azeemia, Editor-in-Chief of the Roohani Digest (an Urdu magazine published monthly in Pakistan) and a scholar in the field of spiritualism.
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[edit] Books, Written articles
In 1962, Sheikh Azeemi started writing articles on telepathy, parapsychology, color meditation and healing in various Pakistani newspapers and magazines. The most famous was his advice column, "Roohani Daak", in the Urdu Daily Jang. As a result of its success the Ruhani Digest was launched in 1978. He has written over 40 books, many of them having been translated into Arabic, Urdu, English, Russian and other languages.[1]
[edit] Personal life
Shaykh Azeemi is married and lives in Karachi, Pakistan with his family of nine adult children (five sons and four daughters). His eldest son, Waqar Yousuf Azeemi, Ph.D., is the current editor of Ruhani Digest and a speaker as well as an author.[1]
[edit] Books
| Books | English Translated[2] |
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| Muhammad Rasool Allah (Part 1, 2 & 3) | Muhammad Rasool Allah (Part 1, 2) |
| Muraqaba | Meditation |
| Nazria Rang-o-Noor | |
| Qalandar Shaoor | Qalandar Conscious |
| Roohani Ilaj | Spiritual Healing |
| Roohani Namaz | Spiritual Prayer |
| Parapsychology | |
| Sharah Loh-o-Qalam | Lectures on Loh-o-Qalam |
| Ism-e-Azam | |
| Aik-Sau-Aik Auliya Allah Khawateen | |
| Taujeehat | |
| Mehboob Baghal Mein | |
| Colour Therapy | |
| Tazkara Qalandar Baba Auliya | |
| Aawaz-e-Dost | |
| Tajalliyat | |
| Telepathy Seekhiye | Learn Telepathy |
| Rang Aur Roshni Se Ilaj | |
| Rang Aur Roshni Se Ilaj | |
| Janat Ki Ser | |
| AAGAHI | |
| Khwab Aur Tabeer |
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