History
His name was Syed Shah Fakhruddin Hussain but his father used to call him Mubarak Hussain. So he became popular by this name. He was born in Shah Mannan Ki Gadhi, Mughalpura, Patna City on 18th Zeeqada 1231 Hijri. He received his education and training from Aalahazrat (his father). Then, as desired by his father, he became murid of his grandfather, Hazrat Syed Shah Shamsuddin Hussain Danapuri. His father granted him Ijazah and Khilafah of all his orders and declared him his inheritor. His father Aalahazrat Syed Shah Quamruddin Hussain Munemi gave special attention to ensure his spiritual advancement. He always kept him in his company and made him competent and accomplished in all respects and thereafter granted caliphate of all his orders.
When he was 24, his father, Aalahazrat, departed his life. On the day of Aalahazrat's Fatiha-e-Chaharum, he was adorned with the successorship (Sajjada Nashini) by lots of Sufi saints and Sajjada Nashins who had come from far and near places.
Showing respect to his father when his father was alive, he never accepted anyone as his disciple (murid). After his father a large number of people had the privilege of becoming his disciples (murids). Even the disciples of other preceptors, with their permission, got themselves spiritually benefitted by him. His clothing was truly like that of his father. His manners and conduct reminded of great Sufi saints. Both the young and the old eagerly loved and respected him.
He earned his bread and butter through the business of hansom (bagghi). Sometimes he traveled to Calcutta for this purpose. Wherever he went people got attracted towards him by seeing his luminous and impressive gesture, became his murids and brightened their future.
He always kept himself away from display of miracles but people used to benefits from his miracles everyday.
In AD 1848, he purchased a plot of land to the north of his Khanqah at Meetanghat and extended its premises. He accepted the successorship (Sajjada Nashini) of Hazrat Makhdoom Munim Pak on insistence of Hazrat Syed Shah Tajammul Hussain Munemi Raipuri in 1271 and from that time onwards he went on discharging all the responsibilities of Khanqah Munemia, Meetanghat.
He departed his life at the age of 41 on Monday the13th. of Zilhijja 1273 Hijri at his ancestral house at Shah Toli, Danapur. Next day after the Namaz of Zohr, he was put to grave in the tomb of his ancestors. As those during his lifetime, many miraculous happenings were observed at the time of his death too. His disciples have compiled them separately in the form of a book.