Chisht Nagar: Difference between revisions

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-'''Chisht Nagar''' is a Dargah (or Shrine) of a great saint ''Maulana Ghulam Rabbani Ramdasi Chishti Sabri''(1918–1988) near Jahanian Mandi, [[Multan]]. It is exactly near [[Makhdoom Rashid]] (home-village of [[Javed Hashmi|Makhdoom Javed Hashmi]] a famous political reader.
+'''Chisht Nagar''' ([[Punjabi language|Punjabi]]/[[Urdu]]: چشت نگر) is a town in Changa Manga.
-== Ghulam Rabbani ==
-Maulana Ghulam Rabbani (R.A) was son of Maulana Nawab-ud-din Ramdasi (R.A) and younger brother of great sufi and poet [[Hafiz Mazhar ud din]] (R.A).
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-Maulana Ghulam Rabbani(RA)was a great saint and a very humble personality. He passed whole life in preach of [[Islam]]. He was also a great debator. The main attribute of his life was simplicity and meditation. He was mostly seen in thoughts and meditations with having no impact of weather's severity whether it is December's coolness or it is summer's hot noon. But also it is advocated for his greatness that he never missed prayers or other Islamic rituals. Late Makhdoom Sajjad Hussain Qureshi Governor [[Punjab, Pakistan|Punjab]], Allama Ali Asghar [[Lahore]], Makhdoom Shah Ahmad Norani, Molana Ilyas Qadri and a lot of personalities showed devotion for Maulana Rabbani.
+[[Category:Sufi shrines in Pakistan]]
-Maulana Rabbani has a unique personality. His eyes usually remained red. He disliked socalled saints or people who show their prayers and show themselves very great. Maulana Rabbani never showed himself as a sufi or traditional murshid. He used to arrange food and tea himself and served to their followers.
+[[Category:History of Multan]]
+[[Category:Buildings and structures in Multan]]
+[[Category:Chishti Order]]
+[[Category:Punjabi Sufi saints]]
-== References ==
-{{Reflist}}
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-{{Uncategorized|date=October 2011}}