Salaar-e-Qafila
Salaar-e-Qafila, Khadim-ul-Muslimeen,Faqeer Ghulam Hasnain Qadri Sain Sarkar
Brief Introduction
Faqeer Ghulam Hasnain Qadri, known as Sain Sarkar, is the custodian of Dargah-e-Latifiya Hazrat Imam Bari Sarkar (R.A) (Chak Malook) and the chief of Muhammadi Rohani Qafila. He is one of the greatest spiritual scholars of modern times. He was born on 1st October 1964 in a village in Chakwal, Chak Malook. He belongs to a great religious family. He acquired a profound understanding of both religious and worldly wisdom within his home and received all the teachings of Sharia and Tariqat (Spirituality) from his father.
Faqeer Nazeer Hussain Qadri Murshid Sarkar (R.A)
He pledged his oath of allegiance to his Murshid (spiritual guide) Hazrat Faqir Nazir Hussain Qadri, known as Murshid Sarkar (R.A), in 1970, who is also his father. His Murshid (Murshid Sarkar R.A) guided him to achieve spiritual ranks.On January 21, 1983, Sain Sarkar received the complete spiritual khilafah from Murshid Sarkar (R.A), and he was appointed as the chief of Muhammadi Rohani Qafila and the custodian of Dargah Latifiya Hazrat Imam Bari Sarkar (Chak Malook).
Muhammadi Rohani Qafila and Spirtual Succesion
Muhammadi Rohani Qafila is an international non-profit organization for the propagation of Quran and Sunnah, free from sectarianism and politics, which was established by Hazrat Imam Bari Sarkar (may Allah have mercy on him) in 1052 AH. Hazrat Imam Bari Sarkar (may Allah have mercy on him) gave spiritual succession to Sain Faqeer Muhammad Anayat, also known as Shah Sarkar (may Allah have mercy on them), in 1050 AH, who is the forefather of Ghulam Hasnain Qadri Sain Sarkar. The succession passed through 11 predecessors, reaching Sain Sarkar as the 12th spiritual successor. The chain of succession reaches up to Shaykh Abdul Qadir Jilani (may Allah be pleased with him) through 14 intermediaries and then up to the Imam of the Pious, Ali al-Murtaza (may Allah be pleased with him) through 12 intermediaries. In this way, the Qadiriya Latifiya chain includes a total of 38 great religious figures.
