Said Bandikusho grave🕍

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Today our next practise day and our today historical place is Said bandikusho grave.

Here you can see information about it:

 The "Said po Bandi Kusho" mosque located on Khorezm Street in Bukhara city was named after Hazrat Said Abulhasan.  Hazrat Said Abulhasan po Band died in 395 Hijri (1004 AD).  The lineage goes back to Hazrat Imam Hasan (r.a.) through nine links.


 In the book "Tuhfat az-Zairin" the following genealogy is given: "Shaykh Syedul Imam Abulhasan Muhammad bin Ali bin al Husayn bin al Hasan bin al Qasim bin Muhammad bin al Qasim bin al Hasan bin Zayd bin al Hasan bin Ali bin Abu Talib may Allah be pleased with him.  , the mashoyiki sect and the truth."  



It can be seen that Hazrat Saeed Abulhasan was a scholar, scholar, scholar of the Shari'ah Tariqat - he was the sheikh of truth.


 Hazrat Ja'far Khildi is the leader of Saeed Abulhasan's tariqat, and Jafar Khildi is the murid of Hazrat Junayd Baghdadi.  Hazrat Said Abulhasan is the teacher of the famous Abu Bakr Ishaq Gulabadi.


 It is said that Hazrat Said Abulhasan was slandered and imprisoned.  The shackles on his hands and feet open by themselves during every prayer.  After performing the prayer, their hands and feet will be shackled again.  This blessing became clear to the king of Bukhara.  Shokh immediately came to the dungeon, apologized to Hazrat, and wanted to free the nobleman.  

Hazrat Said Abulhasan po Band Kusho said: "According to the will of Allah, my hands and feet were shackled.  I have accepted God's fate.  They said that this is the test of God.



 Hazrat Said Abulhasan was buried in the cemetery near the gate of Samarkand.  But twenty years later, the body of that person was taken from the cemetery and reburied in the courtyard of Degrezi Guzar in the city of Bukhara.  

The reason for this is that one of Hazrat's murids came in a dream and said to bury me in the courtyard inside the city.  See, this is also a blessing.  



Because the cemetery near the gate of Samarkand was razed to the ground during the time of the former Union.  As it is inside the yard, the graves of Hazrat Said Abulhasan will not be damaged by the loss.



 The graves of Hazrat Said Abulhasan are located in the yard on Khorezm Street in Bukhara.  The mosque next to the graves is the "Said po Band Kusho"



mosque, named after the famous person whose history was mentioned above.


  With the grace of our time, the mosque has been transformed into a more prosperous place, and it has been brought to a comfortable and cozy state.

See you next practise day🫠😍😊🤗🤗

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