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Darbar e HUZUR GAUSUL AZAM MAIZBHANDARI (Kadassasirrahul Aziz )

Humanitarian consciousness is one of the fundamental teachings of Islam. According to the Medinah charter “Article 1: This is a document from Muhammad the Prophet (may Allah bless him and grant him peace), governing relations between the Believers and Muslims of Quraysh and Yathrib and those who followed them and worked hard with them. They form one nation – Ummah.”, Islam brings the whole of humanity irrespective of caste creed color, religion, and gender under one greater Ummah. Islam addresses the need for spiritual development, moral-ethical development, and material development with equal emphasis. Gausul Azam Shah Sufi Maulana Syed Ahmedullah Maizbhandari, a true inheritor of the Prophet (peace be upon him), the founder of Maizbhandaria Tariqah used to uphold, nourish, relish, and propagate this Quranic ideology throughout his life. The only Tariqah of Islam originated in the soil of Bangladesh and the present glory of Maizbhandaria tariqah as the center of Islamic learning is to be attributed to this great soul. It is needless to say that this tariqah has become the torchbearer and the perpetual model of Islamic learning of Tasawwuf-Sufism and Marifat.

Shahanshah Hazrat Moulana Syed Ziaul Huq Maizbhandari (R) is regarded by his disciples and followers as a ‘Marajal Bahrain’ (unction of two streams of waves) in Maizbhadar Darbar Sharif. He played an active role in popularising Maizbhandar Sharif in the contemporary world through his different mysterious actions and wise sayings so as to contribute to global peace and harmony. He was fortunate enough to have endless blessings (Faiz) from three great mines of divine power namely, Hazrat Gausul Azam Maizbhandari (K), Hazrat Baba Bhandari (R), and his father Achi-e-Gausul Azam Khademul Fokara Hazrat Syed Delawor Hossain Maizbhandari (R). He was born on Tuesday morning, December 25′ 1928 A.D.; Poush 10, 1335 B.S.; Rajab 12, l347 Hijri. On the 7th day after his birth news named Syed Badiur Rahman. Hazrat Gausul Azam Maizbhandari (K) did not approve of this and he asked his grandson Hazrat Delawor Hossain Maizbhandari (R) in a dream to keep the name of his son as Syed Ziaul Huq instead of Syed Badiur Rahman. So, he was finally named Syed Ziaul Huq (R). He was admitted to Collegiate High School in class nine. In 1949 he passed the Entrance Examination and got himself admitted to Chittagong Government College wherefrom he passed the I.A. examination. After that, he was admitted to Kanungopara Sir Ashutosh College for B.A. Class. In 1953 on the third day of his B.A. Test examination he became indifferent and abnormal for some time and came out of the examination hall submitting his answer script as blank. Thus his institutional or formal education came to an end through this mysterious event. After this event, he came straight to Maizbhandar Sharif and began to undergo spiritual trials and tests (Riajat). He began to pass his time in deep meditation to God giving up the pleasure and comfort of the mundane world. He remained unfed and unslept for days together. Sometimes he used to dive in the water of the pond during the bitter cold of the winter for many days. He used to remain secluded in a single room with doors closed from inside for days together breaking all the relations with the mundane world. Once while his father was thinking about his son in slumber at night he found Hazrat Gausul Azam Maizbhandari (K) beside him in a dream saying, “Why are you so anxious? Put my green long shirt (jubba) on him.” His father put the same on his son accordingly with no loss of time. Since then he became completely cured and quiet. He was a Majjub-e-Salek saint. He used to pass most of the nights sleeplessly and travel through hills, forests, sea, etc. without any set program and without informing anybody.

Huq Bhandari (R) caused many miraculous and mysterious events to redress the sufferings of the common mass and to make the people aware of his divine and spiritual status.

Shahanshah Hazrat Syed Ziaul Huq Maizhandari (R) was a perfect model of ‘Rabubiyat’ both in action and spirit. He was a philanthropist. He loved all people irrespective of sex, caste, creed, and religion. Even the ugly owl was not deprived of his love and affection. He had no greed for mundane things. He burnt many currency notes into ashes. He asked the driver to drive the car with water and without any diesel or petrol and surprisingly enough, the car ran smoothly with water as a substitute for diesel or petrol. This great saint departed from the mundane world at the age of 60 on October 12 at 12-27 A.M., 1988 leaving his son Hazrat Syed Muhammad Hasan Maizbhandari (M.J.A.) as his competent successor and only heir to his divine throne behind him. Shahanshah Hazrat Syed Ziaul Huq Maizbhandari (R) is now invisible physically, but very much visible spiritually both in thoughts and actions. Because ‘the saints can never die.’