Tarika-e-Maizbhandari
Tarika-e-Maizbhandari is Sufi sect based in Chittagong District of Bangladesh.[1]
History
Maizbhandari Tariqa or Maizbhandari is a liberated Sufism order established in Bangladesh in the 19th century by the Gausul Azam Hazrat Shah Sufi Syed Ahmad Ullah Maizbhandari. (1826 AD − 1906 AD), 27th descendent of holy Prophet Hazrat Ahmad Mustaba Muhammad Mustafa.[2] Syed Ahmed Ullah Maizbhandari spent his childhood in his native Chittagong. After finishing his secondary education level, he was admitted to Calcutta Alia Madrasha (the Aliah University) of greater India for his higher studies in Islamic religion and philosophy.
Khalifa
In the way of Sufism or Islamic system, Khalifa means the authorized person who is assigned for a particular work. On the way of Maizbhandari, Gausul Azam Hazrat Syed Ahmed Ullah Maizbhandari assigned Khalifa to spreading the Maizbhandari Sufism all over the continent. Khalifa IS also considered as a spiritual master who is assigned or appointed for Sufism practicing.There are hundreds more Khalifa's from different places ,appointed for maizbhandari Sufism teaching. A list of his Successors was published by one of his descendants, Delwar Hossain Maizbhanderi, in his famous work 'Gausul Azam Maizbhandarir Jiboni O Karamat' (Life sketch of Hazrat Kebla Kaba) in this book.
List of his Successor[3]
| S.No | Name and Location |
|---|---|
| 1 | Aminul Haque Wasel Maizbhanderi (Bengali: ছোট মৌলানা/ Choto ) |
| 2 | Golamur Rahman Al Maizbhanderi (Bengali: বাবা ভাণ্ডারী/Baba Bhanderi) |
| 3 | Shaikh Osiur Rahman Al-Faruqi of Charandip, Boalkhali Chittagong |
| 4 | Asad Ali of Ahla, Boalkhali, Chittagong |
| 5 | Abdul Aziz Saheb of Khitabchar, Boalkhali, Chittagong |
| 6 | Aminul Haque Harbangiri of Boalkhali, Chittagong |
| 7 | Khalilur Rahman of Rangunia, Chittagong |
| 8 | Aman Ullah Ali of Banchkhali, Chittagong |
| 9 | Mohsen Ali of Banchkhali, Chittagong |
| 10 | Monsef Ali of Banchkhali, Chittagong |
| 11 | Akam Uddin of Moheskhali, Chittagong |
| 12 | Mia Hosain of Kanuchi, Arakan, Myanmar |
| 13 | Abdul Aziz of Khandal, Arakan, Myanmar |
| 14 | Mostafizur Rahman of Amilaish, Shatbaria, Chittagong |
| 15 | Ahmed Safa of Kanchannagar, Chandanaish, Chittagong |
| 16 | Mujibullah Sultanpuri of Rawjan, Chittagong |
| 17 | Moulovi Abdur Razzak (Hakim Shah) of Shatbaria, Chittagong |
| 18 | Baharul Ulum Abdul Gani of Kanchanpur, Fotikchari, Chittagong |
| 19 | Abdul Salam Vujpuri of Edilpur, Kanchanpur, Fatikchari, Chittagong |
| 20 | Mufti Aminul Haque Forhadabadi of Forhadabad, Hathazari, Chittagong |
| 21 | Mohaddes Hajez Qari Tafazzal Hosain Mirjapuri |
| 22 | Abdul Aziz Kanchanpuri of Noakhali |
| 23 | Ashraf Ali of Dugayah, Chandpur, Comilla |
| 24 | Ali Azam Mondol of Khondol, Noakhali |
| 25 | Yakub Gazi of Horinkata, Sripur, Noakhali |
| 26 | Ahmedullah of Maizvanga, Shandip |
| 27 | Keramath Ali Nezampuri of Mirossorai, Chittagong |
| 28 | Shirajul Haque of Kawkhali |
| 29 | Salequr Rahman of Rangunia, Chittagong (Bengali: দুলহায়ে হযরত/Dulha-e Hajrath)[4] |
| 30 | Enayath Ullah of Pathantuli, Chittagong |
| 31 | Yakub Nuri of Alipur, Noakhali |
| 32 | Moulovi Ujeer ali of Noakhali |
| 33 | Hasmath Ali of Chipaitali, Guman mardan, Hathazari, Chittagong |
| 34 | Yousuf Ali of Hawla, Boalkhali, Chittagong |
| 35 | Abdur Rashid of Shatbaria, Chittagongs |
| 36 | Kaji Abdul Bari of Satkania, Chittagong |
| 37 | Abdul Gafur shah of Sharwatali, Boalkhali, Chittagong |
| 38 | Kaji Monwar Ali of Borouthat, Patiya, Chittagong |
| 39 | Abdul Hadi Kancanpuri of Fatikchori, Chittagong |
| 40 | The only son of Gausul Azam Ahmad Ullah Maizbhanderi: Faizul Haque Maizbhanderi |
| 41 | Jafor Ali Shah Shahbaj HijrothKari of Karachi, Pakistan |
| 42 | Abdur Rahim of Babunagar, Fatikchari, Chittagong |
| 43 | Rijwanuddin Shahnagari |
| 44 | Muhabbat Ali of Bibirhat, Fatikchari, Chittagong |
| 45 | Mia Abdul Jalil (Balu Fakir) of Sadek Nagar, Fatikchari, Chittagong |
| 46 | Hachi Fakir Qutub Kalandar of Chariyah, Hathazari, Chittagong |
| 47 | Yousuf Ali Fakir Chaiyah of Chittagong |
| 48 | Nazir Ahmad (Nazir Shah Shahar Qutub) of Station Road, Chittagong |
| 49 | Mamu Fakir ‘Mazzub Maktul’ of Rangunia, Chittagong |
| 50 | Obaidul Haque Mia ‘Masth Qalandar’ of Chandgaon, Chittagong |
| 51 | Azgar Shah ‘Mozzub Qalandar’ of Chawkbazar, Chittagong |
| 52 | Khalil Shah ‘Chaiyah Qalandar’ of Khandakia, Hathazari, Chittagong |
| 53 | Zafor Ahmed (Mamu Fakir) of Yangun, Chuliagoli, Myanmar |
| 54 | Bangali Baba of Karachi, Pakistan |
| 55 | Belayath Ali Shah Abdal Qutub of Chaitannagoli, Chittagong |
| 56 | Amiruzzaman Mozzub-e Salek Awlia of Patiya |
| 57 | Moulovi Abdur Rahman Miah Qalandar Shah of Munshiqdar bari, Forhadabad, Chittagong |
| 58 | Abdul Wahab Shah of Malibag, Dhaka |
| 59 | Moulovi Abdul Aziz Qutub Qalandar of Fani |
| 60 | Pagla Moulovi (Known as Feni Miah) |
| 61 | Pagla Miah of Rawjan |
| 62 | Amir Mozaffor Ahmed Shahar Qutub of Coxsbazar |
| 63 | Mozzub Ali Ullah (Father of Mr. Zaker Hosain the Ex-Governor of East Pakistan) |
| 64 | Moulovi Munir Ullah of Nasirabad, Chittagong (Previous caretaker of the Shrine of Bayezid Bostami at Chittagong) |
| 65 | Moulovi Nurussofa of Kazipara, Kanchan Nagar, Patiya |
| 66 | Lutfur Rahman of Patiya |
| 67 | Jahed Miah of Patiya |
| 68 | Moulovi Abdur Rahman of Sartha, Rawjan, Chittagong |
| 69 | Karim Bax (Bazlul Karim Mandakini) |
| 70 | Rahat Ullah of Rangunia, Chittagong |
| 71 | Fariduzzaman of Shatkania, Chittagong |
| 72 | Abdul Hamid of Banchkhali, Chittagong |
| 73 | Rahimullah of Rawjan Chittagong |
| 74 | Abdul Quddus Hawlapuri of Boalkhali, Chittagong |
| 75 | Sultanuddin Bacha Fakir of Rangunia, Chittagong |
| 76 | Ahmed Bashir (Bacha Shaha Fathepuri) |
| 77 | Wali Mastan (Known as Wali Shah at Hill tracks) of Rawjan |
| 78 | Abdul Gafur (Qambli Shah) of Mohanpur, Faridpur |
| 79 | Matiur Rahman Shah of Farhadabad |
| 80 | Haji Abdur Rashid of Shatbaria, Chittagong |
| 81 | Sufi Nuruzzaman of Boizzarkhil, Boizzakhali, Rawjan, Chittagong |
| 82 | Mir Ahmad of Boroma, Patiya |
| 83 | Moulovi Forrok Ahmed (Ex Sub Registrar)of Nanupur, Fatikchari, Chittagong |
| 84 | Moulovi Eklasur Rahman of Bahaddarbari, Chittagong |
| 85 | Moulovi Reazat Ullah (Ex Sub Registrar) of Kumillah |
| 86 | Abdul Aziz Miah (he was the Nayeb/Chief employee of Nawab Hossainul Haidar of Cumilla) of Kazi Bari, Cumilla |
| 87 | Ali Miah (Was the Nawab of Ghawar, West Cumilla) of Cumilla |
| 88 | Ali Bahadur (Nawab of Cumilla Bagicha Bari) of Cumilla |
| 89 | Doctor Abul Fazal (Kala Miah) of Nanupur, Fatikchari, Chittagong |
| 90 | Khuilla Miah Fakir of Naupur, Fatikchari Chittagong |
| 91 | Umed Ali Fakir of Nanupur, Fatikchari, Chittagong |
| 92 | Sufi Mamtaz Ali of Azimnagar |
| 93 | Abdur Rahman Sufi of Azimnagar |
| 94 | Moulovi Doctor Shamsuzzaman of Bakshi Bari, Chittagong.Founder of kajishal darbar sharif,munshiganj,dhaka. |
| 95 | Moulovi Matiur Rahaman of Moheshkhali, Batakandi, Cumilla |
| 96 | Hafez Abdur Rahim of Qadir Shardar Bari, Brammon Shakua, Bagra Bazar, Cumilla |
| 97 | Moulovi Abadullah Shah of Ukhia, Harbang, Cokoria, Coxs Bazar |
| 98 | Nur Ahmad Khan of Khandakia, Hathajari, Chittagong |
| 99 | Munshi Ishaq of Farhad Nagar, Noakhali |
| 100 | Moulovi Abdul Gani Mokhtar of Bainnar Tila, Chittagong |
| 101 | Kala Miah Chawdhuriy |
| 102 | Abdul Karim of Mogdair, Rawjan, Chittagong. (went to Myanmar according to Gausul Azam’s commandment and lived there) |
| 103 | Ramjan Ali of Kadhurkhil, Boalkhali, Chittagong |
| 104 | Anwar Ali of Kadhurkhil, Boalkhali, Chittagong |
| 105 | Ajizur Rahman of Boijjarkhil, Boizzakhali, Chittagong |
| 106 | Hamid Ullah of Baroyghona, Rawjan, Chittagong |
| 107 | Obaidullah Chaiwdhury of Mirossarai, Chittagong |
| 108 | Delwar Ali Chawdhury of Mirossarai, Chittagong |
| 109 | Altaf Ali Miah of Kawkhali, Feni |
| 110 | Sufi Chand Miah Mandakini of Hathajari, Chittagong |
| 111 | Mastar Fazlur Rahman Mandakini of Hathajari, Chittagong |
| 112 | Anwar Miah of Dawlathpur |
| 113 | Hajrrath Chunnu Miah Chowdhury |
| 114 | Tutun Miah Fakir of Dawlatpur |
| 115 | Fazlur Rahman Chowdhury of Dawlatpur |
| 116 | Malequzzama Miah of Dawlatpur |
| 117 | Amjad Ali of Dawlatpur |
| 118 | Writer Abdul Wares Shah of Vujpur, Fatikchari, Chittagong |
| 119 | Doctor Khair Uddin of Nanupur |
| 120 | Abdul Latif of Nanupur |
| 121 | Abdul Gani of Miazipara, Maizbhander |
| 122 | Hajrath Munshi Sayed Nesar Ahmed of Nanupur |
| 123 | Khayez Ahmed Miazi of Maizbhander (Neighbor) |
| 124 | Haider Ali Gomosta of Nanupur |
| 125 | Mohammad Oasin of Kulalpara |
| 126 | Nazer Ali Shah of Bardhona, Satkania |
| 127 | Abdul Jabbar Chawdhury of Rangunia |
| 128 | ul Haque Fakir of Azim Nagar, Chittagong |
| 129 | Tutun Fakir of Azim Nagar |
| 130 | Moulovi Ziaul Hossain of Maizbhander |
| 131 | Gurudas Fakir (Was a follower of Hinduism) |
| 132 | Dhonon Joy (Was a follower of Buddhism) |
| 133 | Nur Ali Miah of Forhadabad |
| 134 | Fayez Ahmed Chawdhury of Dholoi, Hathajari, Chittagong |
| 135 | Shadhu Mono Mohan Datta of Sajmara, Kumilla |
| 136 | Afaz Uddin Ali of Kaloromar Chara, Moheshkhali, Coxs Bazar |
| 137 | Abdul Aziz Saheb of Sonapur, Noakhali |
| 138 | Abdur Rahaman of Kanchanpur, Chittagong |
| 139 | Abdul Majid of Azimnagar, Fatikchari, Chittagong |
| 140 | Aminul Haque Pani Shah of Dholoi, Hathajari, Chittagong |
| 141 | Golamur Rahman of Barishal |
| 142 | Matiur Rahman Shah of East Forhadabad, Fatikchari, Chittagong |
| 143 | Abdul Aziz of Feni |
| 144 | HMohammad abdur Rahman (Fakir Shah Abdullah Darbesh) of Bancharampur (Boro Bari), Brammonbaria |
| 145 | Afzal Shah Patwari of Haindgaon, Begumgonj, Noakhali |
| 146 | Rajab Ali Shakrapuri of Shakrapur, Comilla |
| 147 | Mohammad Hossain of Dhaka |
| 148 | Mohammad Ayoub Ali Sub-Registrar of Hathajari, Chittagong |
| 149 | Moulovi Abdul Aziz of Eastern Chambol, Banchkhali, Chittagong |
| 150 | Abdul Hakim of Courtpara |
| 151 | Fozu Miah Chawdhury of Fatikchari, Chittagong |
| 152 | Kazi Mosaheb Uddin Shahpuri of Shahpur, Comilla |
| 153 | HMakbul Fakir of Panchlaish, Chittagong |
| 154 | Hafez Fazlur Rahman of Hafez Nogor, Chandanish, Chittagong |
| 155 | Afaz Uddin Miaji (Chulla Fakir) of Rawjan, Chittagong |
| 156 | Amet Ali of Rangunia, Chittagong |
| 157 | Nobidur Rahman Shah of Nanupur, Fatikchari, Chittagong |
| 158 | Makbul Pandit of Kutubdia, Chittagong |
| 159 | Nuruddin of Kutubdia, Chittagong |
| 160 | Yakub Shiqdar of Kutubdia, Chittagong |
| 161 | Dula Fakir of Dulahajara, Coxs Bazar |
| 162 | Khairuzzaman of Chandanish, Chittagong |
| 163 | Askar Ali Pandit of Chandanish, Chittagong |
| 164 | Yasin Munshi of Kali Shimul, Brammanbaria |
| 165 | Ahsan Ullah of Rashider Ghona, Lohagara, Chittagong |
| 166 | Abdul Gani of Fatikchari, Chittagong |
| 167 | Khalekuzzaman Miah of Dowlathpur |
| 168 | Kabi Abdul Hakim of Bangladesh |
| 169 | Obaidur Rahaman of Nanupur, Fatikchari, Chittagong |
| 170 | Amin Uddin Munsef of Nanupur, Fatikchari, Chittagong |
| 171 | Asmat Ali of Kodala, Rangunia, Chittagong |
| 172 | Abdul Qader of Nasirabad, Chittagong |
| 173 | Odiath Ullah of Jahapur, Fatikchari, Chittagong |
| 174 | Ejabath Ullah of Baktapur, Fatikchari, Chittagong |
| 175 | Amin Ullah of Sundarpur, Fatikchori, Chittagong |
| 176 | Abdul Hakim of Fatikchari, Chittagong |
| 177 | Doctor Abdul Majid of Boalkhali, Chittagong |
| 178 | Abdul Malek of Boalkhali, Chittagong |
| 179 | Hedayet Ali of Bangladesh |
| 180 | Jamir Uddin of Latif Shikdar, Tripura, India |
| 181 | Aminullah (Father of Dr. Aminul Haque) Baktapur, Fatikchari, Chittagong |
| 182 | Miah Fakir of Azim Nagar, Fatikchari, Chittagong |
| 183 | Rauf Miah Siddiqi of Akubdondi, pur, Boalkhali, Chittagong |
| 184 | Mohammad Raham Ali of Bangladesh |
| 185 | Osiur Rahman (Lal Miah) of Haithkandi, Mirossorai, Chittagong |
| 186 | Jinnath Ali Shah of Harbang, Chakaria, Chittagong |
| 187 | Abdul Gani Chawdhury of Damdama, Fatikchari, Chittagong |
| 188 | Kharu Fakir (Chunnu Miah Fakir) of Sadek Nagar, Fatikchari, Chittagong |
| 189 | Kalimullah of Southern Shatta, Rawjan, Chittagong |
| 190 | Shaikh Abdul Oahab Shah of Goni Tola Dorbar, Mirossoirai, Chittagong |
| 191 | Mohammad Abdur Rouf Chawdhury of Krisna Jafarabad, Mirossorai, Chittagong |
| 192 | HUmed Ali Chawdhuri of Mirossorai, Chittagong |
| 193 | Jobed Ali Chawdhruy of Mirossorai, Chittagong |
| 194 | Fazal Kabir Shah of Central Kadhurkhil, Boalkhali, Chittagong |
| 195 | Alim Uddin Shah of Kadhurkhil, Boalkhali, Chittagong |
| 196 | Ahsan Ullah (Mamu Fokir) of Kadhurkhil, Boalkhali, Chittagong |
| 197 | Amanath Ullah of Pathantuli, Nazir Bhander, Chittagong |
| 198 | Matiur Rahman Sultanpuri of Shatgachia |
| 199 | Jamir Uddin Ahmed (Noor Nagari) of Ciora, Comilla |
| 200 | Nuruzzama of Charkhizurpur |
| 201 | Jamir Uddin of Tishna, Comilla |
| 202 | Ali Ullah of Rajapur, Kumilla |
| 203 | Nur Bax of Goalia, Noakhali |
| 204 | Abdullah of Banchkhali, Chittagong |
See also
References
- ↑ "What evidence of harm to followers of Maijbandari sect from others because of their religious faith?". Refugee Review Tribunal AUSTRALIA RRT RESEARCH RESPONSE (1): 1–21. 18 August 2008.
- ↑ http://maizbhandarsharif.com/english/tarika-e-maizbhandari/
- ↑ "Maizbhandar Darbar Sharif » Tarika-e-Maizbhandari". maizbhandarsharif.com. Retrieved 11 October 2016.
- ↑ "Preface , Rahe Bhander Kadhurkhil Dorbar Sharif".
External links
- Rumi and the Sufism Symposium IAS- Novato, CA, USA
- Sufism Symposium Scotland International Sufism Symposium Speaker List
- The Role of Mazbhandari Philosophy / Tariqah in Building Up a World of Peace By: Dr. M. Abdul Mannan Chowdhury, Professor of Economics, Chittagong University
- The Daily independent Universal Sufi Festival of Rahe Bhander
- Comprendre, Publications soeurs: 1987, No. 134 Maizbhandar and its Saints (J. D'Souza)
- Amazon.com Book: Sufism and Saint Veneration in Contemporary Bangladesh: The Maijbhandaris of Chittagong (Routledge Advances in South Asian Studies) Author: Dr. Hans Harder, coordinator of the research projects B1 "Asian Satire" and B13 "Tamil-Speaking Muslims" and head of the Department of Modern South Asian Languages and Literatures at the South Asia Institute in Heidelberg.
- Bertocci, Peter J. (February 2006). "A Sufi movement in Bangladesh: The Maijbhandari tariqa and its followers". Contributions to Indian Sociology. 40 (1): 1–28. doi:10.1177/006996670504000101.
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