Journey of Spiritual Excellence

Early Life

Hadrat Khwaja Abul Jamal Peer Muhammad Badar Alam Jan Badar, known as Hadrat Mian Gul Sahib, was born on 21st July 1973 in Peshawar. His early qualities of steadfastness, brotherhood, and kindness were evident from a young age. His grandfather, Hadrat Qibla Baba Jee, honored him with the title of Majzoob Salik, and his father ensured his exceptional education and growth.

Education

He received religious education from esteemed institutions and graduated with a BA (Hons) in Islamic Shariah Law from International Islamic University, Islamabad. His education reflects the virtues and piety taught by his father, Hadrat Khwaja Abul Khair Sahib.

Ijazat and Khilafat

Hadrat Khwaja Abul Jamal Sahib received Ijazat and Khilafat from various esteemed saints. Notably, he was granted these honors during significant visits to sacred sites, including Masjid Nabvi Pak, the Darbar of Hadrat Khwaja Baqi Billah in India, and the Darbar of Hadrat Khwaja Bahauddin Naqshband in Uzbekistan. Additionally, he received Ijazat and Khilafat from prominent figures in Syria, Madina Pak, and Makkatul Mukarma.

Hajj and Umrah

Hadrat Mian Gul Sahib has performed numerous Hajj and Umrah pilgrimages, demonstrating his deep devotion and commitment.

Spiritual Tours and Islamic Teachings

He is actively involved in spiritual tours and Islamic teachings, working tirelessly to spread Islamic values and provide religious education. His efforts extend globally, impacting many lives and fostering spiritual growth.

Early Life

Hadrat Khawaja Abul Khair Peer Muhammad Abdullah Jan Sahib is known for his eloquence in Persian, Pashto, and Urdu, and is admired for his intellectual, literary, and enthusiastic nature. Born on 17th February 1938 in Peshawar, Pakistan, in a religious family, his early qualities indicated his future spiritual prominence.

Education

Hadrat Khawaja Abul Khair received both religious and English education, excelling in both. He was spiritually pledged by Hadrat Zareen Zar Bakhat Khawaja Nawabuddin “Mohri” Shareef and awarded the title of Sufi upon completion of his spiritual path.

Khilafat

He was awarded Khilafat on 7th March 1954 and has since received Khilafat in various spiritual orders, including Qadria Rizvia, Chishtia, and Naqshbandia Mujaddidia. His work in spiritual propagation is widely recognized.

Spiritual Tours and Islamic Teachings

Hadrat Khawaja Abul Khair has conducted numerous spiritual tours and made significant contributions to the growth of Naqshbandia Order. He has converted many to Islam and actively organized religious gatherings worldwide.

Hajj and Umrah

He has performed 17 Hajj Mubarik and several Umrah with his family and companions.

Annual Commemoration

Annual gatherings at Darbar-e-Aalia Murshidabad Shareef Peshawar attract many attendees, including saints, scholars, and devotees, all participating with zeal and enthusiasm.

Aastana Khairia Islamabad

In Islamabad, Aastana Khairia hosts Jamia Khair-ul-Banaat and Jamia Abul Khair Foundation, providing religious education and organizing spiritual gatherings.

Prospects of Hope

His sons, Muhammad Fakhar Alam Jan Fakhar and Muhammad Badar Alam Jan Badar, are continuing his legacy with dedication, contributing to religious education and spiritual propagation.