DARGAH-E KUNJANASHEEN JUNAIDI AL-BAGHDADI AL-HUSSAINI
Islamic Sufi Shrine | Spiritual Heritage | Junaidi Al-Baghdadi Lineage | Hyderabad, Telangana, India
Overview
Dargah-e Kunjanasheen Junaidi Al-Baghdadi Al-Hussaini is an Islamic Sufi shrine and spiritual centre located at Pahadi Shareef, Omer Colony, Mamidipally Road, Hyderabad, Telangana, India.
The Dargah is associated with the spiritual heritage and genealogical traditions of the Junaidi Al-Baghdadi, Hussaini, Quadri, Chishti and Nizami Sufi lineages.
The shrine is dedicated to the remembrance and spiritual legacy of Meeran Syed Shah Abdul Kalam Mustafa Anwar Kunjanasheen Hussaini Junaidi Al-Baghdadi Quadri Chishti Nizami (R.H.), popularly referred to as Junaid Ullah Shah Sahab (Quddisa Sirruh).
According to the genealogical tradition maintained by the institution, the lineage traces its ancestry through Hazrat Syedna Imam Junaid al-Baghdadi to Imam Hussain ibn Ali and Imam Ali ibn Abu Talib.
The Dargah serves as a place of spiritual remembrance, religious gatherings, Islamic devotional practices and the preservation of traditional Sufi heritage.
Dargah Information
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Full Name: Dargah-e Kunjanasheen Junaidi Al-Baghdadi Al-Hussaini
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Category: Islamic Sufi Shrine and Spiritual Centre
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Religious Tradition: Islam — Sufism
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Associated Lineages: Hussaini, Junaidi Al-Baghdadi, Quadri, Chishti and Nizami
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Spiritual Association: Nabeera-e Hazrat Syedna Imam Junaid al-Baghdadi
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Associated Spiritual Figure: Meeran Syed Shah Abdul Kalam Mustafa Anwar Kunjanasheen Hussaini Junaidi Al-Baghdadi Quadri Chishti Nizami (R.H.)
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Also Known As: Junaid Ullah Shah Sahab (Quddisa Sirruh)
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Location: Pahadi Shareef, Hyderabad, Telangana, India
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Religious Gathering: Monthly Mehfil-e-Shareef
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Annual Observance: Urs-e-Shareef on 7 Sha‘ban
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Associated Institution: Khanqah-e-Kunjanasheen Junaidi Al-Baghdadi
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Contact: +91 8309255705

History and Spiritual Background
Dargah-e Kunjanasheen Junaidi Al-Baghdadi Al-Hussaini is associated with a hereditary Sufi tradition that preserves the spiritual identity and genealogical history of the Kunjanasheen family.
The institution's traditions connect its ancestry to Hazrat Syedna Imam Junaid al-Baghdadi, an influential figure in the early development of Islamic Sufism. Imam Junaid al-Baghdadi is historically associated with Baghdad and is recognized for his contributions to Islamic spiritual thought, particularly the emphasis on discipline, self-awareness, religious knowledge and devotion.
Within the Dargah's genealogical tradition, the Kunjanasheen lineage is identified with the descendants of Imam Hussain ibn Ali, the grandson of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.
The Dargah's religious identity incorporates the Hussaini and Junaidi Al-Baghdadi heritage, alongside associations with the Quadri, Chishti and Nizami Sufi traditions.
Through its religious observances and gatherings, the institution seeks to preserve the devotional customs and spiritual heritage passed down through successive generations.
Associated Spiritual Personality
Meeran Syed Shah Abdul Kalam Mustafa Anwar Kunjanasheen Hussaini Junaidi Al-Baghdadi Quadri Chishti Nizami (R.H.)
Al-Ma‘roof: Junaid Ullah Shah Sahab (Quddisa Sirruh)
Meeran Syed Shah Abdul Kalam Mustafa Anwar Kunjanasheen Hussaini Junaidi Al-Baghdadi Quadri Chishti Nizami (R.H.) is the principal spiritual personality associated with the Dargah.
In the institution's hereditary tradition, he is identified as a descendant of the lineage of Hazrat Syedna Imam Junaid al-Baghdadi, with ancestry traced through the Hussaini genealogical line.
The traditional genealogical record connects him to successive members of the Kunjanasheen family, whose names and ancestral relationships are preserved in the institution's Shijra-e-Nasab.
He is remembered by the devotional name Junaid Ullah Shah Sahab, and his spiritual association forms an important part of the Dargah's identity.
Shijra-e-Nasab — Genealogical Lineage
The following Shijra-e-Nasab represents the hereditary lineage supplied by the institution. The designation “Bin” indicates a stated father-to-son genealogical connection.
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Imam Ali ibn Abu Talib
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Imam Hussain — Shaheed Ahl al-Jannah
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Imam Ali Zain ul-Abidin
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Imam Muhammad Baqar
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Imam Jafar al-Sadiq
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Imam Musa al-Kazim
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Al Amir Ibrahim al-Murtaza Al-Azghar
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Musa Thani (Musa the Second)
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Muhammad Awwad al-Qawari
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Syed al-Ta'ifa Imam Junaid al-Baghdadi
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Abul Qasim
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Ali al-Sa'ih
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Yahiya
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Muhammad
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Hussain
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Yahiya
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Taqui Uddin
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Sayeed Uddin
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Noor Uddin
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Rukun Uddin
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Jamal Uddin
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Ibrahim
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Syed Shah Zain Uddin Kunjanasheen Hussaini Junaidi Al-Baghdadi
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Syed Shah Jamal Uddin (Awal / First) Kunjanasheen
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Syed Shah Nizam Uddin (Awal / First) Kunjanasheen
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Syed Shah Alauddin Kunjanasheen
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Syed Shah Nizamuddin (Thani / Second) Kunjanasheen
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Syed Shah Jamal Uddin (Thani / Second) Kunjanasheen
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Syed Shah Hussain Kunjanasheen
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Syed Shah Faiz Ullah Kunjanasheen
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Syed Shah Mohammed Kunjanasheen
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Syed Shah Ahmed Kunjanasheen
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Syed Shah Khader Mohiuddin Kunjanasheen
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Syed Shah Hussain Kunjanasheen
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Syed Shah Fateh Ullah Kunjanasheen
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Syed Shah Abul Khair Kunjanasheen Junaidi Al-Baghdadi (Shah Hussain)
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Meeran Syed Shah Abdul Kalam Mustafa Anwar Kunjanasheen Hussaini Junaidi Al-Baghdadi Quadri Chishti Nizami (Junaidi Ullah Shah Sahab)
This genealogical sequence is presented as part of the institution's traditional family record and spiritual heritage. Independent historical verification of every generational connection has not been established in the information provided.
Religious and Spiritual Significance
The Dargah represents the devotional practices of the Islamic Sufi tradition, particularly those associated with spiritual remembrance, respect for religious teachers and the preservation of hereditary spiritual customs.
Its religious activities reflect several traditional areas of Islamic spiritual practice, including:
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Zikr and remembrance of Allah.
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Durood-o-Salam upon Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.
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Recitation of the Holy Qur'an.
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Religious and spiritual gatherings.
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Preservation of Sufi genealogical traditions.
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Remembrance of respected Islamic spiritual personalities.
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Observance of Mehfil-e-Shareef and Urs-e-Shareef.
These activities form part of the Dargah's stated religious and cultural identity.
Monthly Mehfil-e-Shareef
A Monthly Mehfil-e-Shareef is observed at Dargah-e Kunjanasheen Junaidi Al-Baghdadi Al-Hussaini on the 7th day of every Islamic lunar month.
The monthly gathering forms part of the Dargah's devotional calendar and is associated with prayers, spiritual remembrance and the preservation of its Sufi traditions.
Islamic Calendar of Monthly Gatherings
| Islamic Month | Observance |
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| 7 Muharram (مُحَرَّم) | Mehfil-e-Shareef |
| 7 Safar (صَفَر) | Mehfil-e-Shareef |
| 7 Rabi al-Awwal (رَبِيعُ الْأَوَّل) | Mehfil-e-Shareef |
| 7 Rabi al-Thani (رَبِيعُ الثَّانِي) | Mehfil-e-Shareef |
| 7 Jumada al-Awwal (جُمَادَى الْأُولَى) | Mehfil-e-Shareef |
| 7 Jumada al-Thani (جُمَادَى الثَّانِيَة) | Mehfil-e-Shareef |
| 7 Rajab (رَجَب) | Mehfil-e-Shareef |
| 7 Sha‘ban (شَعْبَان) | Annual Urs-e-Shareef |
| 7 Ramadan (رَمَضَان) | Mehfil-e-Shareef |
| 7 Shawwal (شَوَّال) | Mehfil-e-Shareef |
| 7 Dhu al-Qi‘dah (ذُو الْقَعْدَة) | Mehfil-e-Shareef |
| 7 Dhu al-Hijjah (ذُو الْحِجَّة) | Mehfil-e-Shareef |
The dates follow the Islamic Hijri lunar calendar and therefore vary each year in the Gregorian calendar.
Annual Urs-e-Shareef
The Annual Urs-e-Shareef is observed on 7 Sha‘ban, the eighth month of the Islamic lunar calendar.
Within the Sufi tradition, an Urs is a religious commemoration associated with the remembrance of a spiritual personality and their religious legacy.
At Dargah-e Kunjanasheen Junaidi Al-Baghdadi Al-Hussaini, this annual observance forms an important part of its religious calendar.
The occasion reflects the institution's continuing association with the spiritual heritage of the Kunjanasheen lineage and its established devotional customs.
Khanqah-e-Kunjanasheen Junaidi Al-Baghdadi
Khanqah-e-Kunjanasheen Junaidi Al-Baghdadi is the institution associated with the Dargah's spiritual and organizational identity.
It is connected with the genealogical designation Qabila-tul-Saadat Al-Junaidi Al-Hussaini, reflecting the institution's stated hereditary and spiritual lineage.
The Khanqah is associated with the preservation of family genealogy, Sufi traditions, Islamic devotional observances and the religious heritage of the Kunjanasheen community.
Location and Address
Dargah-e Kunjanasheen Junaidi Al-Baghdadi Al-Hussaini
Survey No.: 99/1
Pahadi Shareef, Omer Colony,
Mamidipally Road,
Hyderabad, Telangana, India.
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The Dargah is situated in the Pahadi Shareef area of Hyderabad, Telangana.
Administration and Contact Information
Chairman & Director
Khanqah-e-Kunjanasheen Junaidi Al-Baghdadi
Qabila-tul-Saadat Al-Junaidi Al-Hussaini
Republic of India
Contact Number: +91 8309255705
Address: Survey No. 99/1, Pahadi Shareef, Omer Colony, Mamidipally Road, Hyderabad, Telangana, India.
Enquiries regarding the Dargah, its monthly Mehfil-e-Shareef, annual Urs-e-Shareef and related religious activities may be directed to the institution through the contact information provided.
Cultural and Religious Heritage
Dargah-e Kunjanasheen Junaidi Al-Baghdadi Al-Hussaini forms part of a living spiritual tradition associated with the Junaidi and Hussaini lineages.
Its genealogical record, religious observances and association with Sufi devotional practices contribute to its identity as a religious and cultural institution in Hyderabad.
Through the continuation of the monthly Mehfil-e-Shareef and the annual Urs-e-Shareef, the Dargah maintains its connection with the spiritual customs and hereditary traditions of the Kunjanasheen family.
The institution's central emphasis remains the remembrance of its associated spiritual personalities, the preservation of its Shijra-e-Nasab and the continuation of Islamic Sufi devotional heritage.
External Links
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Enquiries: +91 8309255705