Bibliography of the Naqshbandi Sufi Order in the Ninth Century معرفی و نقد

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The author of the book Anwar al-Qudsiyya, quoting the book Bahjat al-Saniyya, writes that the titles and names (1)-the Naqshbandi order from the time of Khwaja Abdul Khaliq Ghajduwani to the time of Bahauddin Naqshband was known as the "Khwajaganiyya" order, and an explanation of these matters will follow in the subsequent pages. From the time of Khwaja Bahauddin Muhammad Naqshband until the era of Khwaja Nasiruddin Ubaydullah Ahrar, which is the second half of the ninth century, it is known by the name "Naqshbandiyya"; 5. " (3) The fact that later Naqshbandi authors have traced the beginning of this order to the time of Abu Bakr Siddiq and (2)-Mudarris Chahardahi believes that this lineage has been known as "Ahrariyya" since the time of Sheikh Ahmad Faruqi Sirhindi Mujaddid Alf al-Thani (179 to 2301 AH), Sufi Orders of Iran, Betonc Publications, 0631, p. "71 Now we present the bibliography of these orders in list form: Persian - Ibn al-Karbalai, Hafiz Husayn, Rawdat al-Jinan wa Jannat al-Jinan, edited and annotated by: Ja'far Sultan al-Qara'i, Tehran, Translation and Publication Office of Books, 1931. - Parsa Bukharai, Muhammad, Qudsiyya (Words of Bahauddin Muhammad Naqshband), edited by Ahmad Taheri Iraqi, Tehran, Tahuri Publications, 1534. - Jami, Abd al-Rahman, Nafahat al-Uns min Hadarat al-Quds, edited by Muhammad Towhidi Pour, Mahmoudi Bookstore Publications, Tehran, 1633. - Sharaf al-Din Ali Yazdi, Zafarnameh, edited and supervised by Muhammad Abbasi, Tehran, Amir Kabir Publications, 1363. - Navai, Abd al-Hussein, Historical Documents and Correspondence of Iran from Timur to Shah Ismail, Tehran, Book Translation and Publication Agency, 1365.