In the three-dimensional reality that we live in, the simple need for exoteric understanding is never enough. We always feel the need to understand and feel something beyond us, something that allows us to free our minds and replenish our souls. This is why God has blessed us with His lovers, time and again, to beautify our esoteric wisdom, and get moved towards the right path, the path of Truth.
In various religions throughout time, the idea of mysticism and search for knowledge of the world unseen has been pursued in various means. However, all of them have the same need to look inside us. Meditation, whether through Dhikr or Dhyana, brings us into that state of ecstasy and opens our eyes to another dimension, the dimension where God hides nothing, and nothing comes between Us. At this point, God and our soul becomes One, and in this Oneness we find peace. However, in order to reach there, the most important requirement is to remove the ego, open the hearts, and find an anchor that will bind you to your Creator in ways you can never imagine. For Muslims, this anchor comes with the name of Mohammad (SAW), the mercy of Mankind.
KHANQAH (GULSHAN-E-GHOUSPAK)
A khanqah or khaniqah (also transliterated as khankahs, khaneqa, khanegah or khaneqah (Persian: خانقاه)), also known as a ribat (رباط)– among other terms– is a building designed specifically for gatherings of a Sufi brotherhood or tariqa and is a place for spiritual retreat and character reformation.
Gulshan-e-Ghouspak, it was named by Hazur Chote Sarkar Sayed Wasim Akhtar Quadri (R.A.). The present structure, a khanqah, is located in Bhadrak, Odisha
Khanqah Gulshan-e-Ghouspak, situated at Sarkar Nagar, Bhadrak, Odisha India, is one of the most important Islamic spiritual centres where the prominent silsila of Qadriya have reached with original successor ships. The founder of the Khanqah Hazur Sarkar-e-Millat Sayed Nasim Akhtar Quadri (R.A.) and Hazur Chote Sarkar Sayed Wasim Akhtar Quadri (R.A.) was the spiritual successor of Ghaus e Samdani Mehboobe Subhani Syed Abu Mohammed Sheikh AbdulQadir Jilani (R.A.).
According to me,if you visit bhadrak you must visit khanqah as it is the best place in bhadrak. Thank you.
In various religions throughout time, the idea of mysticism and search for knowledge of the world unseen has been pursued in various means. However, all of them have the same need to look inside us. Meditation, whether through Dhikr or Dhyana, brings us into that state of ecstasy and opens our eyes to another dimension, the dimension where God hides nothing, and nothing comes between Us. At this point, God and our soul becomes One, and in this Oneness we find peace. However, in order to reach there, the most important requirement is to remove the ego, open the hearts, and find an anchor that will bind you to your Creator in ways you can never imagine. For Muslims, this anchor comes with the name of Mohammad (SAW), the mercy of Mankind.
KHANQAH (GULSHAN-E-GHOUSPAK)
A khanqah or khaniqah (also transliterated as khankahs, khaneqa, khanegah or khaneqah (Persian: خانقاه)), also known as a ribat (رباط)– among other terms– is a building designed specifically for gatherings of a Sufi brotherhood or tariqa and is a place for spiritual retreat and character reformation.
Gulshan-e-Ghouspak, it was named by Hazur Chote Sarkar Sayed Wasim Akhtar Quadri (R.A.). The present structure, a khanqah, is located in Bhadrak, Odisha
Khanqah Gulshan-e-Ghouspak, situated at Sarkar Nagar, Bhadrak, Odisha India, is one of the most important Islamic spiritual centres where the prominent silsila of Qadriya have reached with original successor ships. The founder of the Khanqah Hazur Sarkar-e-Millat Sayed Nasim Akhtar Quadri (R.A.) and Hazur Chote Sarkar Sayed Wasim Akhtar Quadri (R.A.) was the spiritual successor of Ghaus e Samdani Mehboobe Subhani Syed Abu Mohammed Sheikh AbdulQadir Jilani (R.A.).
According to me,if you visit bhadrak you must visit khanqah as it is the best place in bhadrak.
Thank you.