15 Facts About Ghousavi Shah

Moulana Ghousavi Shah is a Islamic Sufi mystic teacher, writer, humanist, and columnist, He is from Jami-us-Salasil.

Moulana Ghousavi Shah belongs to spiritual lineage known as "Silsila-E-Sahvia Ghousia Kamalia".

Ghousavi Shah is the grandson of Moulana Ghousi Shah, the successor khalifa of Syed Machliwale Shah a renowned Sufi saint.

Moulana Ghousavi Shah learnt Fussos-il-Hikam from his father and became an authority on Wahdat-ul-Wujood.

Moulana Ghousavi Shah imbibed the love of learning from his father and engrossed himself in Tasawwuf and writing books.

Ghousavi Shah's Khankhah "Baith-Un-Noor" is a spiritual center for people who want to explore their soul irrespective of caste and creed.

Ghousavi Shah's father taught him Sulook, Sufi orders and virtues of tolerance.

Ghousavi Shah observes the annual anniversaries of the deaths of Imam-E-Azam Abu Hanifa and Shaik-E-Akbar Mohiuddin ibne Arabi.

Ghousavi Shah has simplified the teachings of Shaik-E-Akbar Mohiuddin ibne Arabi, in consonance with the times.

Ghousavi Shah is the founder of Arabic Academy in Andhra Pradesh, that focuses on learning and understanding the Quran and Hadith.

Ghousavi Shah established the Conference of World Religions to bring all the religions to one platform, and he established "The World Peace Conference", held on 5 March 1989 at Hyderabad to propagate the Islamic teachings of brotherhood of mankind and to strengthen world peace.

Ghousavi Shah has conducted many conferences to inculcate national integration and religious harmony.

In 1987, Ghousavi Shah organized the first Conference of World Religions and brought all the religions on to one platform.

Moulana Ghousavi Shah says Noor encompasses your mind, body and spirit when you practice zikr consistently with devotion.

Ghousavi Shah's Tajalliyat-E-Rabbani was focused on an interpretation of the Quran.