The woman gave him the pot, Hazrat Ali Hajveri drank some milk, and then threw the remaining into the river. Hazrat Data Gunj Baksh Ali Hajveri R.A said: “Give some milk to me, by the grace of God, your cow will produce much more milk than usual”. The woman refused & said that she has to give it to Ra’e Raju. Hazrat Data Gunj Baksh Ali Hajveri R.A asked her to give him some milk from that. Once an old woman was on her way to pass before Hazrat Data Gunj Baksh Ali Hajveri R.A, holding a water-pot poured with milk.
People of Lahore were used to supply milk to Ra’e Raju in big quantity, as a capitation. And the governer of Lahore was Ra’e Raju, who was a Hindu & had many great mystical abilities. After reaching to Lahore, he started to preach Islam & built a mosque there.Īt that time Lahore was included in the Ghazni Kingdom, whose ruler was Sultan Mahmood Ghaznavi. After hearing that, he understood why his teacher Hazrat Abul Fazal sent him to Lahore.
He asked who is he? People replied that it is the dead body of Hazrat Shah Hussain Zanjani. When he reached to Lahore, he saw that people are taking a coffin towards the graveyard for burial. From Ghazni he went to Peshawar & then to Lahore, in 1041 A.D (431 A.H). He said: “Hazrat Shah Hussain Zanjani is already there for this purpose, so then why should I go to there? Hazrat Abul Fazal said: “It’s none of your business, just go to Lahore.” So he left Syria & came to Ghazni. Later his spiritual teacher Hazrat Abul Fazal ordered him to go to Lahore to preach the spiritual teachings of Islam. The Holy Prophet knew what Hazrat Ali Hajveri had in his mind, so he told Ali Hajveri: “This old man is Abu Hanifa, your Imam.” There he slept for a while, and found himself in Makka, where he saw the Holy Prophet with an old man, he didn’t recognize him & thought who he could be? Then Hazrat Ali Hajveri fell on the feet of the Holy Prophet & kissed them. Hazrat Ali Hazjveri addressed God: “O God! if these people wouldn’t be wearing the clothes of your friends (dervishes), then I wouldn’t tolerate their insulting behavior.”ĭuring the journey of Syria, he visited the tomb of the great Companion of the Holy Prophet, Hazrat Bilal. They also mocked on Hazrat Ali Hajveri, threw on him the crusts of fruits. Hazrat Ali Hajveri stayed with them, they ate delicious foods, and gave him a dry bread to eat. Because Hazrat Ali Hajveri always wore simple & normal dress, so those Sufis said to eachother that this person (Ali Hajveri) doesn’t belong their group, (As they all were wearing specific dress of dervishes). So then he left for Khurasan (A Province in Iran), he stayed in a village, where he found a group of Sufi dervishes. On another occasion he entangled, and also went to the tomb of Hazrat Bayazid Bistami, but this time he found no clue. Once he entangled in a spiritual mystery, and wasn’t able to solve it, so then he went to the tomb of Hazrat Bayazid Bistami, where he meditated for many days, even he finally solved that spiritual mystery. There he met many Sufi saints & dervishes. Then he travelled to many countries & places like Iran, Iraq, Syria, Turkey, Arabia, Azerbaijan etc. In Syria, Hazrat Ali Hajveri started his spiritual education under the guidance of Hazrat Abul Fazal, he slept less, ate less, performed tough contemplations & meditation.
He travelled to many places for this purpose, and finally became spiritual disciple of Hazrat Abul Fazal Mohammad bin Khatli, in Junaidiya Sufi Order, who lived in Syria. At that time Ghazni was the center of education in Central Asia, and it was the realm of the famous Afghan ruler Sultan Mahmood Ghaznavi.Īfter completing the wordly education, he searched for the spiritual education. Then he studied Arabic, Farsi, Hadith, Fiqh, Philosophy etc. He completed his earlier education in Ghazni by memorizing the Holy Quran. He belonged to a Syed family (Descendant of the Holy Prophet). Hazrat Data Gunj Baksh Ali Hajveri R.A, was born in 400 A.H. This will be on approx Sunday 20th the November 2016 Urs of Hazrat Data Ganj Bakhsh Ali Hajveri RA,is on 20th Safar 1438 Hijri.
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