Success in this world and the Hereafter for the Mu’min (believer) lies in Islãh (reformation) of the nafs (soul). Reformation of the nafs is the transformation from animality to humanity. The human being has to emerge from his state of gross animality and mount the stage of Insãniyah (true humanity) by the Tarbiyah (moral training) of his nafs. Elimination of the evil attributes and adornment with the lofty attributes are two fundamentals of reformation. The only way of achieving self-reformation is by Mujãhadah, i.e. opposition to the inordinate emotional desires. 

 

Emotional desires have to be opposed and made subservient to the Aql (intelligence). The intelligence is or should be subservient to the Shar’iah.

When the emotional desires gain control of the intelligence, man is transformed into a lowly beast. On the other hand, when the intelligence controls the desires of the nafs, man mounts the platform of Insãniyah (humanity) and attains the lofty realm of the Angels.

 

 

Khãnqah is the spiritual center providing a facility for Islahun-Nafs (Self Correction). Following the traditions of the Ahlul-Haq (Truth Bearers), Khanqah revives the rare traditions of Sulook, Tazkia, & Tassawuf  while staying clear of all kinds of Bidda’hs (innovations in the religion) and complies strictly with the rules and boundaries prescribed by the Shariah.

 

 

Shaykh Mufti Zubair Dudha, Khalifah of:

Shaykh Hakeem Muhammad Akhtar Sb (D.B.)

Shaykh Shah Abrarul Haq Sb. (died 1426 AH)

Shaykh Ashraf Ali Thanwi (died 1362 AH)

Haji Imdãdullah Makki (died 1317 AH)

Miajee Noor Muhammad (died 1259 AH)

Haji Abdur Raheem (died 1246 AH)

Shah Abdul Bãri (died 1226 AH)

Shah Abdul Hãdi (died 1190 AH)

Shah Adhdud Deen (died 1172 AH)

Shah Muhammad Makki

Shah Muhammadi (died 1107 AH)

Shah Muhib-Bullah (died 1058 AH)

Shah Abu Saeed (died 1040 AH)

Shah Nizamud Deen Balkhi (died 1035 AH)

Shah Jalalud Deen (died 989 AH)

Shah Abdul Quddus (died 944 AH)

Shaykh Muhammad (died 898 AH)

Shaykh Ahmad Ãrif (died 882 AH)

Shaykh Ahmad Abdul Haq (died 837 AH)

Shah Jalalud Deen (died 765 AH)

Shaykh Shamsuddeen (died 716 AH)

Shaykh Alã’uddeen (died 590 AH)

Shaykh Fareeduddeen Shakar Ganj (died 669 AH)

Khwaja Qutbuddeen Bakhtiyar Khaki (died 633 AH)

Shah Mu’eenuddeen Chisti (died 627 AH)

Khwaja Uthman (died 584 AH)

Shah Sharif Zindãni (died 584 AH)

Khwaja Maudood Chisti (died 527 AH)

Shah Abu Yusuf (died 459 AH)

Shah Abu Muhammad (died 411 AH)

Shah Ahmad Abdãl Chisti (died 355 AH)

Shaykh Abu Ishãq Shãmi (died 329 AH)

Khwaja Mumshãd Alawi (died 299 AH)

Shah Abu Hubairah Basri (died 279 AH)

Shah Huzaifah Mur’ashi (died 152 AH)

Shaykh Ibrahim Adham (died 166 AH)

Shah Fudhail ibni Iyaz (died 187 AH)

Khwaja Abdul Wãhid bin Zaid (died 176 AH)

Imam Hasan Basri (died 110 AH)

Ameerul Mu’mineen Sayyidinah Ali (R.A.) (died 40AH)