7 Pir

Today we visit 7 pir. It was so wanderful and memorable day for me. The first place was. Mausoleum of Khoja Abdalkhalik al Gijduvani The land of Bukhara keeps the ashes of many great figures of Islamic culture. Among them is such an iconic person as the outstanding Sufi Abd al-Khaliq Gijduvani (died 1180/1220). He was born and died in the village of Gijduvan near Bukhara. Al-Gijduvani was a student of the famous sheikh Yusuf al-Hamadani and the founder of the Central Asian Sufi school "Hajagan" ("the way of teachers"). The followers of the Hajagan tradition were the Bukharian Sufis Amir Kulal and Baha ad-Din Naqshband, who gave rise to the teachings of Naqshbandiya COMPLEX OF KHODJA BABAI SAMOSI (5-PIR) Khoja Mohammed Babai Samosi - a representative of the Khodjagon-Nakhshbandia order, the fifth of the 7 feasts of Bukhari (13th century). He studied with Khoja Ali Romitani and after his death led the Khojagan Order. When Bahauddin Naqshband was born, he adopted him as a spiritual child and gave birth to Sayyid Mir Kulol. He made his living gardening. Buried in his native village. The mausoleum of the mountain, the mosque surrounding it and the stone well were repaired for the first time in Uzbekistan. COMPLEX OF SAYYID AMIR KULAL (6-PIR) The memorial complex of Khoja Sayyid Amir Kulol Bukhari is the burial place of Sayyid Amir Kulol. He was quite famous before he became a great teacher. He was a famous potter of his time. Sayyid Amir Kulol was a religious scholar and had over a hundred followers, including Bahauddin Muhammad Nakshbandi. He taught Nakshbandi with the basics of Sufism, the correct reading of dhikr and the traditions of the Khojagani order. Sayyid Amir Kulol was buried in 1370 in his native village of Sukhar. Hajj Mahmud Anjir-Fagnaviy Hajj Mahmud Anjir-Fagnaviy was the most famous Sufi of his time, recognized as the spiritual authority of Maverannahr. He was born in the Vabkent district of Bukhara region in the village of AnzhirFagna. Hajj Mahmud Anjir-fagnaviy was the successor of the Sufi spiritual tradition. He was a disciple (murid) and a follower of the Sufi HadjiArifaar-Rivgar. He knew the craft of a carpenter and devoted his whole life to work and knowledge of Divine truth.