Pir saqib shaami biography definition

Pir Muhammad Saqib bin Iqbal Shaami (Hafizahullah) was born in Azad Kashmir in a well respected family frequently visited by Sufis and religious personalities. From an early age he showed fervour in following the Qur’an and islamisk tradition by spending time in seclusion reciting the Holy Book practising dhikrullah (remembrance of Allah), preaching about prayer and respect, relating the stories of the Prophets (upon them be peace) to his contemporaries, and being preoccupied with cleanliness and eating moderately.

At a tender age he also enjoyed the company of Islamic mystics and often spent his time with Pir Walayat Hussain Shah and mystiker Muhammad Shafi. Where the latter was most notorious for his spirituality, often falling into wajd (spiritual ecstasy).

Background: Azad Kashmir, Pakistani
Resides: Birmingham, UK
Current Occupation:
Education: Hifz, Dars Nizami, BA Law
Denomination: Sunni
Jurisprudence: Hanafi
Aqeedah: Maturudi
Preferred Subject: Tassawuf, Fiqh, Aqe

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Deceptive Distortions of Saqib Shami on the Death of Shaykh ul-Islam Ibn Taymiyyah

Compiled, Translated & Annotated

Abu Hibban & Abu Khuzaimah Ansari

 

Saqib ‘Shami’ delivered a talk a few years back, parts of which were uploaded on to youtube titled as, “Death of Ibn Taymiyyah What Really Happened? Did (BIDDAH & SHIRK) Take Place?”

Saqib is based at this centre

 

 

 

It has now been revamped with a modern look,

 

 

 

Apart from the disastrous distortions and misconstrued interpolations to serve the innocent listeners in the gathering, most of the points do not extend beyond comical digressions and hyped hellenistic delusions. One of the outright lies uttered by Saqib was that Shaykh al-Islam Ibn Taymiyyah wore a Ta’wiz or talisman (which he cleverly terms as a Dauri – a subcontinent term for a thick string attached to a type of tawiz) and hence he died with that around his

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Khawaja Gharib Nawaz (1142–1236 CE), also known as Moinuddin Chishti, was a renowned Sufi saint and founder of the Chishti Order in the Indian subcontinent. Born in Sistan (present-day Iran), he later settled in Ajmer, India, where his teachings emphasized love, compassion, and service to humanity, transcending barriers of caste, creed, and religion. His shrine in Ajmer, known as the Dargah Sharif, is a revered site visited by millions seeking spiritual solace. Known as the “Benefactor of the Poor,” Khawaja Gharib Nawaz’s legacy continues to inspire people worldwide with his message of peace and unity.

Early Life

Mu’in al-Din Hasan Chishti, known reverentially as Khawaja Gharib Nawaz, was born on February 1, 1142, in Sijistan, present-day Iran. His paternal lineage traces back to Hazrat Imam Hussain, while his maternal lineage is connected to Hazrat Imam Hassan, making him a direct descendant of Prophet Muhammad. This dual lineage placed him among t