Ghos-ul-Ummat Hazrat Pir Muhammad Qasim Sahib (Baba Ji Sarkar) رحمۃ اللہ علیہ
Founding Father & Ghaus-ul-Ummat (1845–1943) Hazrat Khawaja Muhammad Qasim Sadiq (رحمۃ اللہ علیہ) was a descendant of the Kayani royal family of Iran and the descendants of King Kabul Shah of Afghanistan.
Born into a lineage of spiritual excellence, he completed his formal Islamic education in
Fiqh and Shariah by the age of twenty. Driven by a thirst for divine knowledge and spiritual truth, Baba Ji Sarkar traversed the vast landscape of the Indian subcontinent. After absorbing the “oceans of gnosis” (ilm-o-irfan) within himself, he reached the pinnacle of spiritual mastery. At this stage, acting under the direct spiritual command of his mentor (Murshid), Khawaja Nizamuddin Aulia of Kahiyan Sharif, he migrated to the remote, dense wilderness of the Murree Hills.
Establishing himself by a mountain stream, he turned away from the world to focus the hearts of humanity back toward their Creator. His presence acted as a lighthouse; the brilliance of his spiritual light illuminated the hearts of millions, purging their minds of doubt and uncertainty, and replacing them with a profound, God-conscious certainty.
The “spiritual seedlings” he planted during that time have now grown into a global forest, stretching far beyond the borders of Pakistan to every corner of the world. Today, the spiritual fragrance of his mission continues to enchant the souls of seekers, while the echoes of Zikr-e-Jehr (vocal remembrance of God)—which he initiated to revive deadened hearts—now resonate through the continents of Europe and US.
