Eighth Generation Saint of Khorki Darbar Sharif (1920-2011)

Born: January 1, 1920
Died: September 17, 2011 (age 93)
Career: Teacher at Jessore Zilla School and Muslim Academy from 1954 onwards
He was passionate about education and believed firmly in the advancement of information technology.
Matriculation
ISC (Intermediate)
Bachelor's degree from Bangla Vashi College
BT (Bachelor of Teaching) from Dhaka University
Spiritual Guide
His uncle, Hazrat Shah Sufi Mohammad Abul Khair (Rahmatullah Alaihi)
Received Khilafat (Spiritual Succession)
October 7, 1966
Bestowed By
Hazrat Khaja Hafiz Mohammad Ahmad Khan
Spiritual Lineage
Aleya Naqshbandi Silsila
Spiritual Orders Followed
Founded Anjuman-e-Khaliqia Orphanage with permission from Hazrat Khaja Hafiz Mohammad Ahmad Khan (Q.S.A). This orphanage now cares for over 100 orphans and underprivileged children, providing education, food, and shelter.
Renovated and transformed the mosque into a beautiful two-story building. Named it "Masjid-e-Ammar" after visiting Canton, China where he visited the tomb of Hazrat Abu Waqqas and developed deep affection for Hazrat Ammar Radiyallahu Anhu.
Established comprehensive orphan care facilities on 3.87 acres of land, including the 4-story main orphanage building (125x25 feet).
Registered the orphanage with the Social Welfare Department, ensuring official recognition and support for orphan care activities.
Served as Director of Anjuman-e-Khaliqia from its founding in 1974 until his passing in 2011, dedicating 37 years to the welfare of orphans.
Humble and polite in demeanor
Amiable and tolerant nature
Passionate about education and learning
Apolitical, except his support for Jamaat-e-Islami
Firm believer in the advancement of information technology
Deeply compassionate towards orphans and underprivileged
Lived a simple, spiritual life dedicated to service
He appointed his son Hazrat Shah Mohammad Kamrul Hasan (M.Z.A) as his successor (SajjadaNashin).
“He has earned it through his own merit.”
-- His statement about his son and successor
He left behind a legacy of spiritual devotion, educational advancement, and compassionate care for orphans. The Anjuman-e-Khaliqia Orphanage continues to flourish under his son's leadership.
The sacred lineage of Khorki Darbar Sharif
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Continued the spiritual tradition
Chishti order practitioner
Tiger companion, built original worship room
"Sher-e-Bangla", wrote first Bengali Sufism book
Cloth merchant saint, founded Raushanpur Huzura
Tiger hunter turned saint
Orphanage founder, educator
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