Sahil Razvi

1 week ago | newageislam.com | Sahil Razvi

By Sahil Razvi, New Age Islam 20 June 2025 Takia Dargah in Bhandara, a sacred complex of Madar Shah saints' tombs, fosters unity with vibrant urs and Muharram celebrations. Attracting diverse devotees, it upholds secular traditions, offering solace and spiritual healing. Main Points: Bhandari's Takia Dargah Nestled in the heart of Bhandara, a bustling district headquarters in Maharashtra, the Takia Dargah stands as a revered religious shrine, drawing devotees from across communities.

3 weeks ago | newageislam.com | Sahil Razvi

By Sahil Razvi, New Age Islam 2 June 2025Hazrat Jahoorwali Baba's 14th-century dargah in Solapur is a major Islamic shrine beside the Siddheshwar Temple, attracting Hindu and Muslim devotees. Founded by a saint who travelled from Yemen on divine instruction, it symbolizes historic interfaith harmony. His urs is observed annually. Main Points: ------ The Dargah of Hazrat Haji Syed Shah Jahoorwali Quadri Shahenshah is situated in the heart of Solapur town.

4 weeks ago | newageislam.com | Sahil Razvi

By Sahil Razvi, New Age Islam Renowned as Faqeeh-e-Aazam-e-Hind, he was a leading Islamic scholar, prolific jurist (70,000+ fatwas), and authored significant works like Fatawa Sharah-e-Bukhari. A key defender of faith in debates and spiritual successor (khalifa) to eminent saints, he passed away in 2000, buried in Ghosi, Mau, Uttar Pradesh.

1 month ago | newageislam.com | Sahil Razvi

By Sahil Razvi, New Age Islam Descendant of Hazrat Abu Bakr; "Roving Ambassador of Islam." Memorized Quran at 4, trained under Imam Ahmad Raza Khan. Founded global institutions (Jamiyah Singapore, Canada's first mosque). Pioneered interfaith dialogue via IRO. Authored 20+ books on theology and social justice. Buried in Jannat al-Baqi, Madinah.

1 month ago | newageislam.com | Sahil Razvi

By Sahil Razvi, New Age Islam This article examines the life, spiritual journey, and contributions of Hazrat Mohammad Nabi Raza Shah, popularly known as Dada Miyan, a revered Indian Sufi saint and Islamic scholar. Drawing on historical accounts and hagiographical sources, the study contextualises his role within late 19th- and early 20th-century Sunni Islam in northern India, particularly in Rampur and Lucknow.