History
He was born in 1263 Hijri at his paternal house in Shah Toli, Danapur. He was the eldest son of his father, Hazrat Syed Shah Mubarak Hussain Munemi. At a young age he had become the protector (Hafiz) of the holy Quran. When he was only 10 his father passed away. This great tragedy compelled him to take tall responsibilities on his shoulders. He was appointed the successor of the Khanqah Munemia Quamaria on the day of his father's Fatiha-e-Chaharum. In addition to this important responsibility he also had to take care of his three younger brothers who were 7, 5 and 2 years old respectively.
He began the journey of his spiritual education under the patronage of Hazrat Shah Muhammad Quasim Danapuri (the eldest caliph of Aalahazrat Syed Shah Quamruddin Hussain Munemi). He became his murid. Hazrat Shah Quasim Danapuri reverently paid special attention to him as he was his preceptor's son which resulted in his very fast spiritual advancement. Hazrat Shah Quasim Danapuri granted him Ijazah and Khilafah and always felt proud of him.
He was married to the youngest daughter of renowned Sufi saint and author Hazrat Syed Ata Hussain Fani Munemi Gayawi. Just one year after his marriage he passed away accidentally at Mohiuddin Nagar in Samastipur district where there were his grandfather, father and many of his disciples on whose invitation he had gone there. This sad incident took place on the 12th of Zilhijjah 1287 Hijri and he was put to grave next to his grandfather's shrine towards its east on the 13th of Zilhijjah.
He spent 14 years of his short span of life of 24 years as Sajjada Nashin and all the young and the old were not only pleased with him but also impressed extraordinarily by his conduct. He is regarded as one of the Sufi saints of the very high standard.