History

His parents Hazrat Sayeed Shah Abusayeed Akhtar Razaqi Quadri (R.A.) and Syeda Warsa both were descendants of Hazrat Ghaus E Azam Shaykh Abdul Qadir al-Jilani (R.A.). This means that the parents of both Badey Sarkaar Qiblah and Chotey Sarkaar Qiblah are Najeeb-u-Turfaain Syed, as both parents are descendants of the Holy Prophet (SAW).

After the birth of Badey Sarkaar Qiblah His parents had another child in late 1950s, who was then named Wasim Akhtar Quadri (R.A.), who is called Chotey Sarkaar Qiblah (Mamajaan) by his devotees. Both brothers were extremely close and had a very strong bond and the love They had for each other is quite impossible to put in words. Badey Sarkar Qiblah would love and take care of Chotey Sarkaar Qiblah as his child, despite the small age difference, until His last breath in this world.

Chotey Sarkaar, changed the face of Bhadrak by getting people to have proper jobs, regaining their faith back into religion, showing them the right path, cleaning their minds and souls even without them realizing it.

It was in late 70s when Badey Sarkaar Qiblah had called Chotey Sarkaar Qiblah to Bhadrak, who was at that time studying in college.

It is said that at that time Badey Sarkaar Qiblah would be filled with Jalaal and would never meet people. People would fear Him and run away just by one Glance given by Him. He would stay in seclusion and he always avoided meeting the public even though everybody had already come to know of his sainthood and his miracles. However, once Chotey Sarkaar Qiblah had come, He would arrange public meetings and in parallel, he would convince Badey Sarkaar Qiblah to meet the people.

This way, slowly, Badey Sarkaar Qiblah would meet thousands of people and help and heal them and the people grew more and more fond of the brothers. After the renovations of the masjid, Badey Sarkaar Qiblah would live in the lower chambers and Chotey Sarkaar Qiblah would live in the upper chambers of the private quarters behind the Sheikh Shaahi masjid.

Years ago, Badey Sarkaar Qiblah (Badey Baba, as called lovingly by His devotees) had bought a land in Bhadrak and named it ‘Gulshan-e-Ghouspak’. A small hut was made there with 3 rooms, where Hazrat Chotey Sarkaar Qiblah (R.A.) would visit the place in the evenings after Maghrib and there He would meet the youth of Bhadrak and would talk to them, give them advice and blessings in every field of life. People already knew this sacred ground as a ‘Khanquah’.

Chotey Sarkaar Qiblah was always very keen on improving the livelihood, literacy levels of both boys and girls, in Orissa. He would give sermons on women empowerment and would organise blood donation camps, and started free schools, NGOs, and was the first person who started urdu literature festivals in Bhadrak. Moreover, He himself was the founder and chief editor of the urdu magazine 'Rauzan'. Chotey Sarkaar Qiblah taught the youth the etiquettes and way of living in all fields of life. He put great emphasis on maintaining the cleanliness of the body and soul.

For the last few years of His life, Hazrat Chotey Sarkaar Qiblah would recite the following verse of the Quran- ---------------- Kullu nafsin za-ikatul maut , “Every soul shall taste death” 3:185 ---------------

And thus, a day of calamity, 5th April 2013, had struck us when Hazrat Chotey Sarkaar Qiblah, at the age of only 58, breathed His last in this world. It was a Jummah (Friday) during the time of Asr, when he fell into an eternal slumber from this Duniya. He was said to have had a heart attack, even though he was examined to be in good health only a few days back.

And just as He had predicted years ago countless times, He was flown to Bhadrak from Delhi in a beautiful coffin, where thousands of people were waiting for Him to arrive. The burial was then told to be in the Gulshan-e-Ghouspak, the Khanquah, where Badey Sarkaar Qiblah put Him to rest. Hundreds of thousands of people came to the Janazah of Chotey Sarkaar, which was led by his older brother, Badey Sarkaar Qiblah. Hundreds of thousands of people came to the Janazah of Chotey Sarkaar, which was led by his older brother, Badey Sarkaar Qiblah . Chotey Sarkaar's departure into the next world had become a time of extreme grievance for everybody. Thousands of people whos hearts were touched by Chotey Sarkaar Qiblah came to visit from different corners of the world and mourned Him together.

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