Sachal Sarmast Sufi Saint Of Sindh

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Sachal Sarmast Sufi Saint Of Sindh
Sachal Sarmast


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Silsila e Tareeqat ( Chain of Devotion )

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The Holy Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him)
> Hadrat Ali Al-Murtaza
>Hadrat Imam Hussain
>Hadrat Imam Zain ul Abdeen
>Hadrat Imam Muhammad Baakar
>Hadrat Imam Muhammad Jafar
>Hadrat Imam Muhammad Mussa Kazim
>Hadrat Imam Ali Mussa Raza
>Shaikh Maroof Karkhi
>Shaikh Abu ul Hassan Sari Sakti
>Shaikh Junaid Ullah Baghdadi
>Shaikh Abu Bakar Shibli
>Shaikh Abu Fazal Bin Awahid
>Shaikh Abu Al Farah Tartussi
>Shaikh Ali Bin Muhammad
>Yousuf Hankari
>Shaikh Abu Saeed Faruqi
>Shaikh Syed Abdul Qadir Gilani
>Shaikh Abdul Qadir Saharwardi
>Shaikh Aumaduddin Ilyas
>Shaikh Najamuddin Kubrai
>Shaikh Majeeduddin Baghdadi
>Shaikh Ahmed
>Shaikh Nooruddin Kubrai
>Shaikh Muhammad al Hassan
>Shaikh Muhammad
>Shaikh Yahya Madani
>Shaikh Kaleemullah
>Shaikh Murshidna Ubaidullah
>Khwaja Muhammad Hafiz Faruqi alias Sahib Dino I
>Khwaja Abdul Haq
>Sachal Sarmast
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Family Root of Sachal Sarmast

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Hadrat Umar Ibn al Khattab al Faruq (586-644 A.D)
Abdullah
Abdul Aziz
General Shaikh Shahabuddin
Muhammad
Muhammad Baakar
Abdul Latif
Ishaq
Muhammad
Yonus
Abdullah
Ahmed
Burhanuddin
Abdul Muttalib
Abdul Wahab
Abdul Aziz
Burhanuddin
Abu Saeed Ahmed
Muhammad
Suleman
Muhammad
Muhammad Ismail
Makhdum Abual Fateh
Makhdum Mahmood
Makhdum Abual Aziz
Makhdum Razeealuddin
Makhdum Nooruddin
Makhdum Khwaja Abu Saeed Ahmed
Makhdum Suleman
Makhdum Shahab Uddin
Hafiz Illimuddin
Makhdum Moosa
Makhdum Sharafuddin
Makhdum Abdul Wahab
Makhdum Muhammad Hafiz
Makhdum Abdul Wahab
Khwaja Muhammad Hafiz alias Sahib Dino I
Khwaja Salahuddin
Hafiz Abdul Wahab
alias
Sachal Sarmast 

Mansoor Sani - Second Mansur

He is known as the second Mansoor ul Hajjaj because of his poetry and philosophy. Sache Dino, Sachoo (the truthful), and Sachal Sarmast were all names given to Mian Abdul Wahab Farooqi because of the radical Sufi pursuits with which he challenged the rigid mindset of the clergy of his times. 

Shair e Haft Zaban - Poet of Seven Languages

Also called 'shair-e-haft zaban' (poet in seven languages) as he composed poetical pieces in Arabic, Sindhi, Seraiki, Punjabi, Urdu, Persian, and Balochi, that is replete with Divine Love. 

It is on Monotheism, the Glorious Quran, and Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him). He also composed poems of high order in Urdu and Persian. The great Sufi poets like Attar, Sami, and Roomi influenced him. 

Sachal Sarmast and Sindhi Poetry

Sindhi poetry of Sachal Sarmast encompasses a wide range of subjects and possesses its own individuality. He perfected a great deal of old-style i.e. Abyat and Dohas greatly in vogue before him. While Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai (another Sufi poet of Sindh) enhanced the standard of Sindhi poetry to the highest level of excellence in style, diction, and subject matter, Sachal Sarmast took the lead in raising the standard and level of Kafi, ghazal, and marsiya in Sindhi poetry. Unlike Shah Latif whose compositions are woven around local and folk themes, Sachal Sarmast has touched on all great Sufi saints, fountains of knowledge, and learning, besides the most popular folktales of the Indus valley. 

The images, similes, metaphors, and allegories employed by Sachal Sarmast give him a prominent place in Sindhi literature. 

Events and Schedule of Sufi saint Sachal sarmast Dargah

Event name: Anniversary of Khawaja Abdul Haq II (9th Sajjada Nashin)

Dated: 21st Safar 1427 (H)
Timing: Morning/Evening
Activity:
Morning - Fateha Khwani at Dargah Sharif
Afternoon - Prayers and Langer


Event: Annual Urs Mubarak of Sachal Sarmast

Dated: 12th Ramazan 1427 (H)
Place:
Type & Timing: First Day
Evening - Hoisting of spiritual Flag and prayers
Night: - Mehfil-e-Sama (Sufi Kalams & Prayers)


Dated: 13th Ramazan 1427 (H)
Type & Timing: Second Day
Morning: Ghusual Ceremony (washing of holy tomb
and graves with holy water) and prayers
Evening: Khatam Sharif & presentation of Sufi Kalams,
prayers and Iftar followed by Langar
Night: Mehfil-e-Sama (Sufi Kalams & Prayers)

Dated: 14th Ramazan 1427 (H)
Type and Timing: Third day
Morning: Laying of floral wreath at Dargah by the
Chief Minister/Governor Sindh, Inauguration, official function, and Awards Ceremony followed by Sufi Kalams.
Evening: Details of programs to be announced later.
Night: Grand Musical Programs and other official &
unofficial programs to be announced later.

Event: Anniversary of Sakhi Qabool Mohammad II (6th Sajjada Nashin)

Dated: 23rd Zi'quad 1427 (H)
Activity: Khatam Sharif & presentation of Sufi Kalams
(Songs) and Langar (serving of food)
Timing: Evening

2nd Day Plan
Dated: 24th Zi'quad 1427 (H)
Timing: Morning
Activity: Dastar Bandi - Day of Prayers and
presentation of Sufi Kalams.

Afternoon: Langar (serving of food)



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