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14th Qutb
His Holiness Sheikh Salih Berberi
The Perfect Spiritual
Guide and The Destined Wayfarer His Holiness Sheikh Salih Berberi. His
noble name is Seyed Razi-e-din Salih. He is a native of Berber of
Maghrib.[1]
There are two places
called Berber. One is in the east, situated on the soil of Afghanistan
near to Kabul. The other in the west, an ancient large country, in the
western regions of Sudan and Egypt, and its entire people are of Arab
race. His Holiness Sheikh Salih is inhabitant of Berber of Maghrib. His
Holiness associated and met with many Syrian and Egyptian Sheikhs, and
benefitted from each one spiritually, till finally he reached the
presence of His Holiness Sheikh Kamal-e-din Kufi and devoted himself and
wore the robe of sincerity from his hands and received the permission of
guidance and initiation of the seekers from His Holiness and guided and
instructed numerous people to the main highway of guidance. Among the
disciples and companions His Holiness had special kindness to His
Holiness Sheikh Abdullah Yafei and took him under his attention and
training and guided him to perfection and handed over his succession and
vicegerency and guidance of the people to him.
His Holiness Sheikh Salih on account of longevity associated and met
many mystics and sheikhs of different regions and sects and all of them
benefitted from his blessings and from his honorable holy breath and
observed generosities from His Holiness. His Holiness died during the
time of Uljaytu Khan Moghol between the year 702 Hijri (1303 AD) to 716
Hijra (1316 AD) and handed over the affairs of the Order and position of
guidance to His Holiness Sheikh Abdullah Yafei.
Notable contemporaries of His Holiness from great Sheikhs and Mystics:
1) Sheikh Ala-o-douleh Semnani
2) Sheikh Zahed Gilani
3) Sheikh Abdullah bin Mohammad al-Razi
4) Sheikh Safi-e-din Ardebili
From jurisprudents and jurists:
1) Allameh Hussain bin Yusef bin Motahar Helli famed as Ibn Motahar
2) Seyed Abol Hassan Ali bin Abdollah Shazeli
3) Khajeh Nasir-e-din Toosi
4) Abol Khair Abdollah bin Amr bin Mohammad bin Ali Beyzavi famed as
Qazi Beyzavi
5) Qazi Shams-e-din Abolabbas Ahmad bin Mohammad
Sultans:
1) Holaku Khan Moghol
2) Abgha Khan Moghol
3) Ahmad Khan bin Holaku
4) Arghun Khan
5) Uljaytu Soltan Mohammad Khodabandeh
From Poets and Sages:
1) Baba Afsal Kashi
2) Homam Tabrizi the poet.
[1]
Maghrib,
refers to five countries located in
North Africa.
Maghrib is an
Arabic
word, literally means "place of
sunset" or "the west" The term is generally now
used, mainly by Arabs, to refer
collectively to the African countries of
Morocco,
Algeria,
Tunisia,
Libya,
Mauritania
and the disputed territory of
Western Sahara. |
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