Since 1576 AD

Khorki Darbar Sharif

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A Sacred Spiritual Legacy of Eleven Generations

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Welcome to Khorki Darbar Sharif

Est. 1576

A Spiritual Center of Eleven Generations

Khorki Darbar Sharif, located in Jashore, Bangladesh, is a sacred spiritual center with a legacy spanning over 440 years. Founded in 1576 AD by Hazrat Shah Syed Sultan Ahmad (Rahmatullah Alaihi), who arrived from Yemen during the Mughal Emperor Akbar's reign, this holy site has been a beacon of spirituality, education, and compassion for eleven generations.

440+ Years of History

Eleven Generations

Chishti Order

Spiritual Lineage

Eleven Generations of Spiritual Heritage

From 1576 to the present day, eleven generations have carried forward this sacred spiritual legacy.

1541–1608 AD

Hazrat Shah Syed Sultan Ahmad (R)

Founder of Yemeni descent who arrived in Khorki in 1576 during Emperor Akbar's reign and established the Darbar.

1591–1655 AD

Hazrat Syed Selim Chishti (R)

Carried forward the Chishti spiritual tradition of the Darbar.

1641–1711 AD

Hazrat Syed Abbas Chishti (R)

Preserved the sacred silsila and guided the faithful.

1690–1755 AD

Hazrat Syed Mokarram Chishti (R)

Continued the Chishti order through the early generations.

Born 1730 AD

Hazrat Shah Syed Kalimuddin Chishti (R)

A renowned Chishti saint who left worldly life on the path of Allah and never returned.

1790–1862 AD

Hazrat Shah Md. Salimuddin Chishti (R)

Built the original worship room that later became Masjid-e-Ammar.

1852–1915 AD

Hazrat Maulana Shah Sufi Md. Abdul Karim (R)

Known as "Sher-e-Bangla"; wrote the first Bengali book on Sufism.

1882–1929 AD

Hazrat Shah Sufi Md. Abu Naim (R)

The cloth-merchant saint who balanced trade with deep spirituality.

1899–1966 AD

Hazrat Shah Sufi Md. Abul Khair (R)

A devoted saint who deepened the spiritual legacy of the Darbar.

1920–2011 AD

Hazrat Shah Sufi Md. Abdul Matin (R)

Visionary founder of the Anjuman-e-Khaliqia Orphanage, serving 100+ orphans.

Born 1966 AD

Hazrat Shah Md. Kamrul Hasan (M.Z.A)

The current SajjadaNashin, continuing the sacred legacy and leading the orphanage.

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Our Sacred Destinations

Discover the different places and institutions of Khorki Darbar Sharif.

Darbar Sharif

Explore the rich 440-year history of this sacred spiritual center

Majar Sharif

Visit the holy graves of eleven generations of saints

Masjid-e-Ammar

Discover the historic mosque built in 1810 and beautifully renovated

Anjuman Orphanage

Learn about the Anjuman-e-Khaliqia Orphanage caring for 100+ children

Kamrul Hasan

Meet the current SajjadaNashin continuing the sacred legacy

Sacred Writings

Books of the Silsila

Many books written by the Pirs, Mawlanas and scholars of Khorki Darbar Sharif.

The collection of books written within the Khorki Darbar Sharif silsila — The collected writings of the silsila

Across the eleven generations of this silsila, its Pirs, Mawlanas and scholars have authored a rich library of books — on divine gnosis (ma’rifat), Sufi practice, the lives of the saints, and the litanies of the order. A few of these treasured works are shown here.

Ershade Khaliqia ba Khoda-Praptitattwa
Hazrat Maulana Shah Sufi Md. Abdul Karim (R)
Helale Marefat ba Tattwajnan Chandrika
Shah Mohammad Abu Naim
Sandhane
Mohammad Abul Khair (R)
Minare Noor
Hazrat Khaja Mohammad Ahmad Khan