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'''Tarika-e-Maizbhandari''' is [[Sufi|Sufi sect]] based in [[Chittagong District]] of [[Bangladesh]].<ref>{{cite journal|title=What evidence of harm to followers of Maijbandari sect from others because of their religious faith?|journal=Refugee Review Tribunal AUSTRALIA RRT RESEARCH RESPONSE|issue=1|pages=1–21|date=18 August 2008}}</ref>
'''Tarika-e-Maizbhandari''' is a [[Sufi|Sufi sect]] based in [[Chittagong District]] of [[Bangladesh]].<ref>{{cite journal|title=What evidence of harm to followers of Maijbandari sect from others because of their religious faith?|journal=Refugee Review Tribunal AUSTRALIA RRT RESEARCH RESPONSE|issue=1|pages=1–21|date=18 August 2008}}</ref>


==History==
==History==
Maizbhandari Tariqa or Maizbhandari Sufi Order is a liberated [[Sufism in Bangladesh|Sufism]] order established in Bangladesh in the 19th century by the Gausul Azam Hazrat Shah Sufi Syed Ahmad Ullah Maizbhandari. (1826 AD − 1906 AD) 27th descendent of holy Prophet Hazrat Ahmad Mustaba Muhammad Mustafa.<ref>http://maizbhandarsharif.com/english/tarika-e-maizbhandari/</ref> Syed Ahmed Ullah Maizbhandari spent his childhood in his native Chittagong. After finishing his secondary education, he was admitted to Calcutta Alia Madrasha (the [[Aliah University]]) of greater India for his higher studies in Islamic religion and philosophy.
Maizbhandari Tariqa or Maizbhandari Sufi Order is a liberated [[Sufism in Bangladesh|Sufism]] order established in Bangladesh in the 19th century by Gausul Azam Hazrat Shah Sufi Syed Ahmad Ullah Maizbhandari. (1826 AD − 1906 AD) 27th descendant of holy Prophet Hazrat Ahmad Mustaba Muhammad Mustafa.<ref>http://maizbhandarsharif.com/english/tarika-e-maizbhandari/</ref> Syed Ahmed Ullah Maizbhandari spent his childhood in his native [[Chittagong]]. After finishing his secondary education, he was admitted to [[Calcutta Alia Madrasha]] (the [[Aliah University]]) of greater India for his higher studies in Islamic religion and philosophy.


==Khalifa==
==Khalifa==
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In the way of Sufism or Islamic system, [[Khalifa]] means the authorized person who is assigned for a particular work. On the way of Maizbhandari, Gausul Azam Hazrat Syed Ahmed Ullah Maizbhandari assigned Khalifa to spreading the Maizbhandari Sufism all over the continent. Khalifa is also considered as a spiritual master who is assigned or appointed for Sufism practicing.There are hundreds more Khalifas from different places, appointed for maizbhandari Sufism teaching. A list of his successors was published by one of his descendants, Delwar Hossain Maizbhanderi, in his famous work ''Gausul Azam Maizbhandarir Jiboni O Karamat'' (Life sketch of Hazrat Kebla Kaba) in this book.{{citation needed|date=April 2016}}
In the way of Sufism or Islamic system, [[Khalifa]] means the authorized person who is assigned for a particular work. On the way of Maizbhandari, Gausul Azam Hazrat Syed Ahmed Ullah Maizbhandari assigned Khalifa to spreading the Maizbhandari Sufism all over the continent. Khalifa is also considered as a spiritual master who is assigned or appointed for Sufism practicing.There are hundreds more Khalifas from different places, appointed for maizbhandari Sufism teaching. A list of his successors was published by one of his descendants, Delwar Hossain Maizbhanderi, in his famous work ''Gausul Azam Maizbhandarir Jiboni O Karamat'' (Life sketch of Hazrat Kebla Kaba) in this book.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.revolvy.com/main/index.php?s=Ahmed%20Ullah%20Maizbhanderi&item_type=topic|title="Ahmed Ullah Maizbhanderi" on Revolvy.com|last=LLC|first=Revolvy,|website=www.revolvy.com|language=en|access-date=2017-10-18}}</ref>


==Successors<ref>{{cite web|title=Maizbhandar Darbar Sharif » Tarika-e-Maizbhandari|url=http://maizbhandarsharif.com/english/tarika-e-maizbhandari/|website=maizbhandarsharif.com|accessdate=11 October 2016}}</ref>==
==Successors<ref>{{cite web|title=Maizbhandar Darbar Sharif » Tarika-e-Maizbhandari|url=http://maizbhandarsharif.com/english/tarika-e-maizbhandari/|website=maizbhandarsharif.com|accessdate=11 October 2016}}</ref>==

Revision as of 05:18, 18 October 2017

Tarika-e-Maizbhandari is a Sufi sect based in Chittagong District of Bangladesh.[1]

History

Maizbhandari Tariqa or Maizbhandari Sufi Order is a liberated Sufism order established in Bangladesh in the 19th century by Gausul Azam Hazrat Shah Sufi Syed Ahmad Ullah Maizbhandari. (1826 AD − 1906 AD) 27th descendant of holy Prophet Hazrat Ahmad Mustaba Muhammad Mustafa.[2] Syed Ahmed Ullah Maizbhandari spent his childhood in his native Chittagong. After finishing his secondary education, he was admitted to Calcutta Alia Madrasha (the Aliah University) of greater India for his higher studies in Islamic religion and philosophy.

Khalifa

In the way of Sufism or Islamic system, Khalifa means the authorized person who is assigned for a particular work. On the way of Maizbhandari, Gausul Azam Hazrat Syed Ahmed Ullah Maizbhandari assigned Khalifa to spreading the Maizbhandari Sufism all over the continent. Khalifa is also considered as a spiritual master who is assigned or appointed for Sufism practicing.There are hundreds more Khalifas from different places, appointed for maizbhandari Sufism teaching. A list of his successors was published by one of his descendants, Delwar Hossain Maizbhanderi, in his famous work Gausul Azam Maizbhandarir Jiboni O Karamat (Life sketch of Hazrat Kebla Kaba) in this book.[3]

Successors[4]

S.No Name and Location
1 Aminul Haque Wasel Maizbhanderi (Template:Lang-bn/ Choto )
2 Golamur Rahman Al Maizbhanderi (Template:Lang-bn/Baba Bhanderi)
3 Shaikh Osiur Rahman Al-Faruqi of Charandip, Boalkhali Chittagong
4 Asad Ali of Ahla, Boalkhali, Chittagong
5 Abdul Aziz Saheb of Khitabchar, Boalkhali, Chittagong
6 Aminul Haque Harbangiri of Boalkhali, Chittagong
7 Khalilur Rahman of Rangunia, Chittagong
8 Aman Ullah Ali of Banchkhali, Chittagong
9 Mohsen Ali of Banchkhali, Chittagong
10 Monsef Ali of Banchkhali, Chittagong
11 Akam Uddin of Moheskhali, Chittagong
12 Mia Hosain of Kanuchi, Arakan, Myanmar
13 Abdul Aziz of Khandal, Arakan, Myanmar
14 Mostafizur Rahman of Amilaish, Shatbaria, Chittagong
15 Ahmed Safa of Kanchannagar, Chandanaish, Chittagong
16 Mujibullah Sultanpuri of Rawjan, Chittagong
17 Moulovi Abdur Razzak (Hakim Shah) of Shatbaria, Chittagong
18 Baharul Ulum Abdul Gani of Kanchanpur, Fotikchari, Chittagong
19 Abdul Salam Vujpuri of Edilpur, Kanchanpur, Fatikchari, Chittagong
20 Mufti Aminul Haque Forhadabadi of Forhadabad, Hathazari, Chittagong
21 Mohaddes Hajez Qari Tafazzal Hosain Mirjapuri
22 Abdul Aziz Kanchanpuri of Noakhali
23 Ashraf Ali of Dugayah, Chandpur, Comilla
24 Ali Azam Mondol of Khondol, Noakhali
25 Yakub Gazi of Horinkata, Sripur, Noakhali
26 Ahmedullah of Maizvanga, Shandip
27 Keramath Ali Nezampuri of Mirossorai, Chittagong
28 Shirajul Haque of Kawkhali
29 Salequr Rahman of Rangunia, Chittagong (Template:Lang-bn/Dulha-e Hajrath)[5]
30 Enayath Ullah of Pathantuli, Chittagong
31 Yakub Nuri of Alipur, Noakhali
32 Moulovi Ujeer ali of Noakhali
33 Hasmath Ali of Chipaitali, Guman mardan, Hathazari, Chittagong
34 Yousuf Ali of Hawla, Boalkhali, Chittagong
35 Abdur Rashid of Shatbaria, Chittagongs
36 Kaji Abdul Bari of Satkania, Chittagong
37 Abdul Gafur shah of Sharwatali, Boalkhali, Chittagong
38 Kaji Monwar Ali of Borouthat, Patiya, Chittagong
39 Abdul Hadi Kancanpuri of Fatikchori, Chittagong
40 The only son of Gausul Azam Ahmad Ullah Maizbhanderi: Faizul Haque Maizbhanderi
41 Jafor Ali Shah Shahbaj HijrothKari of Karachi, Pakistan
42 Abdur Rahim of Babunagar, Fatikchari, Chittagong
43 Rijwanuddin Shahnagari
44 Muhabbat Ali of Bibirhat, Fatikchari, Chittagong
45 Mia Abdul Jalil (Balu Fakir) of Sadek Nagar, Fatikchari, Chittagong
46 Hachi Fakir Qutub Kalandar of Chariyah, Hathazari, Chittagong
47 Yousuf Ali Fakir Chaiyah of Chittagong
48 Nazir Ahmad (Nazir Shah Shahar Qutub) of Station Road, Chittagong
49 Mamu Fakir ‘Mazzub Maktul’ of Rangunia, Chittagong
50 Obaidul Haque Mia ‘Masth Qalandar’ of Chandgaon, Chittagong
51 Azgar Shah ‘Mozzub Qalandar’ of Chawkbazar, Chittagong
52 Khalil Shah ‘Chaiyah Qalandar’ of Khandakia, Hathazari, Chittagong
53 Zafor Ahmed (Mamu Fakir) of Yangun, Chuliagoli, Myanmar
54 Bangali Baba of Karachi, Pakistan
55 Belayath Ali Shah Abdal Qutub of Chaitannagoli, Chittagong
56 Amiruzzaman Mozzub-e Salek Awlia of Patiya
57 Moulovi Abdur Rahman Miah Qalandar Shah of Munshiqdar bari, Forhadabad, Chittagong
58 Abdul Wahab Shah of Malibag, Dhaka
59 Moulovi Abdul Aziz Qutub Qalandar of Fani
60 Pagla Moulovi (Known as Feni Miah)
61 Pagla Miah of Rawjan
62 Amir Mozaffor Ahmed Shahar Qutub of Coxsbazar
63 Mozzub Ali Ullah (Father of Mr. Zaker Hosain the Ex-Governor of East Pakistan)
64 Moulovi Munir Ullah of Nasirabad, Chittagong (Previous caretaker of the Shrine of Bayezid Bostami at Chittagong)
65 Moulovi Nurussofa of Kazipara, Kanchan Nagar, Patiya
66 Lutfur Rahman of Patiya
67 Jahed Miah of Patiya
68 Moulovi Abdur Rahman of Sartha, Rawjan, Chittagong
69 Karim Bax (Bazlul Karim Mandakini)
70 Rahat Ullah of Rangunia, Chittagong
71 Fariduzzaman of Shatkania, Chittagong
72 Abdul Hamid of Banchkhali, Chittagong
73 Rahimullah of Rawjan Chittagong
74 Abdul Quddus Hawlapuri of Boalkhali, Chittagong
75 Sultanuddin Bacha Fakir of Rangunia, Chittagong
76 Ahmed Bashir (Bacha Shaha Fathepuri)
77 Wali Mastan (Known as Wali Shah at Hill tracks) of Rawjan
78 Abdul Gafur (Qambli Shah) of Mohanpur, Faridpur
79 Matiur Rahman Shah of Farhadabad
80 Haji Abdur Rashid of Shatbaria, Chittagong
81 Sufi Nuruzzaman of Boizzarkhil, Boizzakhali, Rawjan, Chittagong
82 Mir Ahmad of Boroma, Patiya
83 Moulovi Forrok Ahmed (Ex Sub Registrar)of Nanupur, Fatikchari, Chittagong
84 Moulovi Eklasur Rahman of Bahaddarbari, Chittagong
85 Moulovi Reazat Ullah (Ex Sub Registrar) of Kumillah
86 Abdul Aziz Miah (he was the Nayeb/Chief employee of Nawab Hossainul Haidar of Cumilla) of Kazi Bari, Cumilla
87 Ali Miah (Was the Nawab of Ghawar, West Cumilla) of Cumilla
88 Ali Bahadur (Nawab of Cumilla Bagicha Bari) of Cumilla
89 Doctor Abul Fazal (Kala Miah) of Nanupur, Fatikchari, Chittagong
90 Khuilla Miah Fakir of Naupur, Fatikchari Chittagong
91 Umed Ali Fakir of Nanupur, Fatikchari, Chittagong
92 Sufi Mamtaz Ali of Azimnagar
93 Abdur Rahman Sufi of Azimnagar
94 Moulovi Doctor Shamsuzzaman of Bakshi Bari, Chittagong.Founder of kajishal darbar sharif,munshiganj,dhaka.
95 Moulovi Matiur Rahaman of Moheshkhali, Batakandi, Cumilla
96 Hafez Abdur Rahim of Qadir Shardar Bari, Brammon Shakua, Bagra Bazar, Cumilla
97 Moulovi Abadullah Shah of Ukhia, Harbang, Cokoria, Coxs Bazar
98 Nur Ahmad Khan of Khandakia, Hathajari, Chittagong
99 Munshi Ishaq of Farhad Nagar, Noakhali
100 Moulovi Abdul Gani Mokhtar of Bainnar Tila, Chittagong
101 Kala Miah Chawdhuriy
102 Abdul Karim of Mogdair, Rawjan, Chittagong. (went to Myanmar according to Gausul Azam’s commandment and lived there)
103 Ramjan Ali of Kadhurkhil, Boalkhali, Chittagong
104 Anwar Ali of Kadhurkhil, Boalkhali, Chittagong
105 Ajizur Rahman of Boijjarkhil, Boizzakhali, Chittagong
106 Hamid Ullah of Baroyghona, Rawjan, Chittagong
107 Obaidullah Chaiwdhury of Mirossarai, Chittagong
108 Delwar Ali Chawdhury of Mirossarai, Chittagong
109 Altaf Ali Miah of Kawkhali, Feni
110 Sufi Chand Miah Mandakini of Hathajari, Chittagong
111 Mastar Fazlur Rahman Mandakini of Hathajari, Chittagong
112 Anwar Miah of Dawlathpur
113 Hajrrath Chunnu Miah Chowdhury
114 Tutun Miah Fakir of Dawlatpur
115 Fazlur Rahman Chowdhury of Dawlatpur
116 Malequzzama Miah of Dawlatpur
117 Amjad Ali of Dawlatpur
118 Writer Abdul Wares Shah of Vujpur, Fatikchari, Chittagong
119 Doctor Khair Uddin of Nanupur
120 Abdul Latif of Nanupur
121 Abdul Gani of Miazipara, Maizbhander
122 Hajrath Munshi Sayed Nesar Ahmed of Nanupur
123 Khayez Ahmed Miazi of Maizbhander (Neighbor)
124 Haider Ali Gomosta of Nanupur
125 Mohammad Oasin of Kulalpara
126 Nazer Ali Shah of Bardhona, Satkania
127 Abdul Jabbar Chawdhury of Rangunia
128 ul Haque Fakir of Azim Nagar, Chittagong
129 Tutun Fakir of Azim Nagar
130 Moulovi Ziaul Hossain of Maizbhander
131 Gurudas Fakir (Was a follower of Hinduism)
132 Dhonon Joy (Was a follower of Buddhism)
133 Nur Ali Miah of Forhadabad
134 Fayez Ahmed Chawdhury of Dholoi, Hathajari, Chittagong
135 Shadhu Mono Mohan Datta of Sajmara, Kumilla
136 Afaz Uddin Ali of Kaloromar Chara, Moheshkhali, Coxs Bazar
137 Abdul Aziz Saheb of Sonapur, Noakhali
138 Abdur Rahaman of Kanchanpur, Chittagong
139 Abdul Majid of Azimnagar, Fatikchari, Chittagong
140 Aminul Haque Pani Shah of Dholoi, Hathajari, Chittagong
141 Golamur Rahman of Barishal
142 Matiur Rahman Shah of East Forhadabad, Fatikchari, Chittagong
143 Abdul Aziz of Feni
144 HMohammad abdur Rahman (Fakir Shah Abdullah Darbesh) of Bancharampur (Boro Bari), Brammonbaria
145 Afzal Shah Patwari of Haindgaon, Begumgonj, Noakhali
146 Rajab Ali Shakrapuri of Shakrapur, Comilla
147 Mohammad Hossain of Dhaka
148 Mohammad Ayoub Ali Sub-Registrar of Hathajari, Chittagong
149 Moulovi Abdul Aziz of Eastern Chambol, Banchkhali, Chittagong
150 Abdul Hakim of Courtpara
151 Fozu Miah Chawdhury of Fatikchari, Chittagong
152 Kazi Mosaheb Uddin Shahpuri of Shahpur, Comilla
153 HMakbul Fakir of Panchlaish, Chittagong
154 Hafez Fazlur Rahman of Hafez Nogor, Chandanish, Chittagong
155 Afaz Uddin Miaji (Chulla Fakir) of Rawjan, Chittagong
156 Amet Ali of Rangunia, Chittagong
157 Nobidur Rahman Shah of Nanupur, Fatikchari, Chittagong
158 Makbul Pandit of Kutubdia, Chittagong
159 Nuruddin of Kutubdia, Chittagong
160 Yakub Shiqdar of Kutubdia, Chittagong
161 Dula Fakir of Dulahajara, Coxs Bazar
162 Khairuzzaman of Chandanish, Chittagong
163 Askar Ali Pandit of Chandanish, Chittagong
164 Yasin Munshi of Kali Shimul, Brammanbaria
165 Ahsan Ullah of Rashider Ghona, Lohagara, Chittagong
166 Abdul Gani of Fatikchari, Chittagong
167 Khalekuzzaman Miah of Dowlathpur
168 Kabi Abdul Hakim of Bangladesh
169 Obaidur Rahaman of Nanupur, Fatikchari, Chittagong
170 Amin Uddin Munsef of Nanupur, Fatikchari, Chittagong
171 Asmat Ali of Kodala, Rangunia, Chittagong
172 Abdul Qader of Nasirabad, Chittagong
173 Odiath Ullah of Jahapur, Fatikchari, Chittagong
174 Ejabath Ullah of Baktapur, Fatikchari, Chittagong
175 Amin Ullah of Sundarpur, Fatikchori, Chittagong
176 Abdul Hakim of Fatikchari, Chittagong
177 Doctor Abdul Majid of Boalkhali, Chittagong
178 Abdul Malek of Boalkhali, Chittagong
179 Hedayet Ali of Bangladesh
180 Jamir Uddin of Latif Shikdar, Tripura, India
181 Aminullah (Father of Dr. Aminul Haque) Baktapur, Fatikchari, Chittagong
182 Miah Fakir of Azim Nagar, Fatikchari, Chittagong
183 Rauf Miah Siddiqi of Akubdondi, pur, Boalkhali, Chittagong
184 Mohammad Raham Ali of Bangladesh
185 Osiur Rahman (Lal Miah) of Haithkandi, Mirossorai, Chittagong
186 Jinnath Ali Shah of Harbang, Chakaria, Chittagong
187 Abdul Gani Chawdhury of Damdama, Fatikchari, Chittagong
188 Kharu Fakir (Chunnu Miah Fakir) of Sadek Nagar, Fatikchari, Chittagong
189 Kalimullah of Southern Shatta, Rawjan, Chittagong
190 Shaikh Abdul Oahab Shah of Goni Tola Dorbar, Mirossoirai, Chittagong
191 Mohammad Abdur Rouf Chawdhury of Krisna Jafarabad, Mirossorai, Chittagong
192 HUmed Ali Chawdhuri of Mirossorai, Chittagong
193 Jobed Ali Chawdhruy of Mirossorai, Chittagong
194 Fazal Kabir Shah of Central Kadhurkhil, Boalkhali, Chittagong
195 Alim Uddin Shah of Kadhurkhil, Boalkhali, Chittagong
196 Ahsan Ullah (Mamu Fokir) of Kadhurkhil, Boalkhali, Chittagong
197 Amanath Ullah of Pathantuli, Nazir Bhander, Chittagong
198 Matiur Rahman Sultanpuri of Shatgachia
199 Jamir Uddin Ahmed (Noor Nagari) of Ciora, Comilla
200 Nuruzzama of Charkhizurpur
201 Jamir Uddin of Tishna, Comilla
202 Ali Ullah of Rajapur, Kumilla
203 Nur Bax of Goalia, Noakhali
204 Abdullah of Banchkhali, Chittagong

See also

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References

  1. ^ "What evidence of harm to followers of Maijbandari sect from others because of their religious faith?". Refugee Review Tribunal AUSTRALIA RRT RESEARCH RESPONSE (1): 1–21. 18 August 2008.
  2. ^ http://maizbhandarsharif.com/english/tarika-e-maizbhandari/
  3. ^ LLC, Revolvy,. ""Ahmed Ullah Maizbhanderi" on Revolvy.com". www.revolvy.com. Retrieved 2017-10-18.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: extra punctuation (link) CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)
  4. ^ "Maizbhandar Darbar Sharif » Tarika-e-Maizbhandari". maizbhandarsharif.com. Retrieved 11 October 2016.
  5. ^ "Preface , Rahe Bhander Kadhurkhil Dorbar Sharif".
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