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Dargah Yousufain also Yousuf Baba Sharif Baba Dargah is a dargah in Hyderabad, India, where two Muslim Sufi Saints are buried, named Hazrath Syed Shah Yousufuddin and Syed Shah Sharifuddin.[1][2]

History

The Dome of Dargah was constructed during the era of Nizams.

Hazrath Syed Shah Yousufuddin and Syed Shah Sharifuddin were commanders in the army of Aurangzeb. The Moghal emperor, according to legend, Aurangzeb, sought help of Yousufain Sharifain, to conquering the Kingdom of Golconda. When they died, they were buried in village Nampally. Since then the dargah is popular with followers of all faiths coming from all classes of society.[1]

Title

Hazrat Yousufuddin and Hazrat Sharifuddin(better known as Yousufain or Shareefain) and his Khanqah known as Dargah Yousufain in Hyderabad.

Burial ground

The burial ground has tombs notable people in Hyderabad. The popular Urdu poet and court musician during the sixth Nizam, Daagh Dehlvi's was buried here.

Early life and Bayat

Both Hazraat (spiritual leaders) are original from Shaam (present day Syria. While performing HAJJ, they met with Sheikh E Azam Peer Kaleem ullah Jahanabadi in MakkahAlMukarramah. Sheikh Kaleemullah Jahanabadi was disciple of renowned Al-Qutub Sheikh Yahya Madani hailing from MadinaAl-Munawara. Sheikh Yahya Madani lived in holy city of Madinah-Al-Munawwarah till his last breath, his body was laid to rest near the rouzah of Hazrat Uthman bin Afwan Khaleefatu-Rasool-Allah, Razi Allahhu-taala anhu.

Sheikh Kaleem-ullah Jahanabadi accepted Bayat (solemn vow of discipleship and covenant faith) of Yousufain Sharifian. Yousufain Sharifain followed their spiritual master to Delhi instead of returning home to Syria. After completion of spiritual training Sheikh Kaleemoullah Jahanabadi, instructed them to join the Moughal Force under Aurangzeb.

Teachings of Sheikh

Sheik Kaleemullah jahanabadi was a Sufi saint and all his life he spread a teachings of Islam and silsila chist. His fame is equally spread among the followers of all religions in Delhi and extends to Deccan. The blessed Sheikh always said make my soul happy by spreading a teachings of silsila chishtia, rather than giving treasure to his family. His teachings were equally popular in civil society as well as armed forces (lashkari.) Many of his mureeds (disciples) and Khalifa's (successors) were in army, including Hazrat Yousufain Sharifain. During conquest Deccan by Moghals their hidden identity was revealed to the Moghal King Aurangzeb. After they conquered Deccan they left armed forces and decided to stay in Hyderabad to propagate teaching of Islam. When they died, they were buried in a village called Nampally, which is now in the core area of the city of Hyderabad.

Other students of "Sheikh Kaleemullah Jahanabadi"

courtesy : book Kashkol Kaleemi,

  • Sheikh Nizamuddin Aurangabadi
  • Shah Mohammed Hashim
  • Moulana Shah Ziauddin
  • Moulana Shah Jamaluddin Jaipuri
  • Moulana Shah Jalaluddin
  • Moulana Shah Mohammed Ali
  • Moulana Shah Abdul Lateef
  • Moulana Shah Hafiz Mohammed Abdullah
  • Moulana Abdus Samad
  • Maqdoom Shaikh Tharu
  • Sheikh Badiuddin Urf Sheikh Madari Nagori(Qabr Singhana)
  • Khwaja Mustafa Muradabadi
  • Syed Mohammed Ali
  • Sheikh Budhan
  • Hafiz Mahmood
  • Hafiz Saeed Shah Sahab
  • Shah Asadullah
  • Qazi Abdul Wali Maskina Baldah Singhana
  • Shah Jaleel Qadri


Awards

The dargah was recognized as a heritage site by INTACH in 2008.[3]

See also

References

  1. ^ a b "Politicians of various parties are lining up to visit Yousuf Sharif Baba dargah - Times Of India". Articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com. 28 March 2009. Retrieved 25 October 2013.
  2. ^ "Politicians of various parties are lining up to visit Yousuf Sharif Baba dargah - Times Of India". Articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com. 28 March 2009. Retrieved 25 October 2013.
  3. ^ "Andhra Pradesh / Hyderabad News : INTACH-2008 award for Yousufain Dargah". The Hindu. 19 April 2008. Retrieved 25 October 2013.