Silsila Qadiria Chishtia Faridia Sabiria Jahangiria Qalandaria

Description The lush and intense green color of the emerald is associated with fertility and life.  It is also associated with wisdom and faith. The emerald instills divine qualities  through the power and beauty of its ray. It is a symbol of regeneration and life.  It represents a revitalised body in which the higher soul flowers with creative and  artistic abilities. While energising and replenishing, it is also restful and calming. Its rays help in balancing, healing and providing one with a serene state of mind. This  increases one's intelligence, brainpower and wisdom. The clear shades of emerald are  good for meditation. Writers might consider adopting emeralds as their personal gem,  since it is linked with powers of persuasion and verbal eloquence. Emeralds are  associated with the preservation of chastity. They are effective in countering evil  spirits. It is a sure cure for stammering, fear, amnesia, ...

He was born in the year 592 Hijri in Herat, Afghanistan. His father was Syed Abdul Rahim (R.A) who was the grandson of Hazrat Ghaus-e-Azam Shaikh Abdul Qadir Jilaani (R.A) and mother named Jamila Khatun (R.A), the elder sister of Baba Fareed Ganj-e-Shakar (R.A). Lineage Of Hazrat Sabir (R.A) Hazrat Makhdoom Ali Ahmed Sabir (R.A) Hazrat Shah Abdul Rahim (R.A) Hazrat Syed Abdul Wahab (R.A) Hazrat Shaikh Abdul Qadir Jilaani (R.A) Spiritual Chain Hazrat Makhdoom Ali Ahmed Sabir (R.A) Hazrat Fareed-Ud-Din Masud Ganj Shakar (R.A) Hazrat Qutbuddin Bukhtiyar Kaki (R.A) Hazrat Khwaja Moin-Ud-Din Chishti (R.A)  Early Life His father (R.A) died after a few years of his birth. Then Hazrat Sabir (R.A) Mother carried him to her brother, Baba Fareed (R.A), in Pak Pattan Sharif. There he pledged discipleship on the hands of Baba Fareed (R.A). The mother took special care in his moral and spiritual upbringing. After initial studies at home, he repaired to the care of his maternal u...

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