Ahmad Hussain Gilani
Ahmad Hussain Gilani, also known as Mehboob e Zaat (21 July 1899 – 8 February 1961) was a Pakistani religious leader, spiritual healer, and Sufi mystic.
| Syed Ahmad Hussain Gillani | |||||
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| Hazrat Mahboob-e-Zaat Moid-ud-Din, Sarkaar-e-Aali, Waali-e-Mundairan, Hadi-e-Akbar, Mohsin e Azam, Meharbaan | |||||
| Predecessor | Hazrat Muhammad
Moula Ali Imam Hassan Syed Abdul Qadir Gillani | ||||
| Successor | Syed Afzaal Ahmad Hussain
Syed Iqbal Ahmad Hussain Syed Iftekhaar Ahmad Hussain Syed Amjad Ali Amjad Syed Mubarak Ali Syed Nayyar Iqbal Sahibzada Syed Masood Us Syed Ahmad Sohail | ||||
| Born | July 21, 1899 Mundair Kalan | ||||
| Died | February 8, 1961 Mundair Kalan | ||||
| Burial | Mundair Kalan, Sialkot, Pakistan | ||||
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| House | Gilani Syed | ||||
Birth and family
Gilani was born in Mundair Kalan, a small village in the Punjab province of Pakistan. His mother and maternal grandfather died before he was eight.
Books on him
Muhammad Maruf Shah dedicated a special topic for the introduction of Gilani in his book Anwaar-us-Sadaat on page 161 (1st edition, 1983 publication). Ashfaq Niaz wrote a brief summary of the life of Ahmad Hussain Gilani (1899–1961) in his book Tareekh-e-Sialkot. Biographies of Gilani include:
- Seerat e Mehboob e Zaat (2014)
- Mirrat-ur-Rahman
(1981)first edition
(2003)Second edition
(2005)Third edition