But after a few months they were back to their hostilities. The Konyans regretted and asked for forgiveness. When some one told him Shams-i Tabriz had been seen in Damascus, he sent his son, Sultan Vald with a letter entreating him to come back. Distraught and aggrieved, Rumi lamented his teacher’s departure. Upset by their behavior, Shams left Konya. Since he spent all his time with Shams-i Tabriz, this led to jealousy among Rumi’s disciples. He gave up teaching and abandoned the company of his disciples. This fateful journey led to his legendary meeting with Jalal uddin Rumi, a well known religious scholar (Mawlana) who led prayers in the mosque attached to his school where he taught jurisprudence to his students. Shams-I Tabriz, now about 60 years was instructed by his teacher to travel to Konya where another Salik awaited him. It was the later with whom he spent almost 12 years to master the esoteric sciences which unveiled the mysteries of the hidden world (Tajalliyat-I Irfan-i Ilahiyya). Son of Syed Salahuddin, a Jafri Syed (descendent of Imam Jafar Sadiq), Shams uddin Muhammad Tabrizi spent several years in Tabriz to acquire spiritual and esoteric knowledge under the tutelage of two great teachers of Tabriz, Abu Bakr Salabaf and Baba Kamal Jundi. Our family descends from Hazrat Shams Tabrizi, buried in Multan, also known by some as Shams Sabzwari by reference to his place of birth, Sabzwar, now in Iran. “Remember the episode of Prophet Ibrahim-his asking about his lineage ! His prayer was answered and he was given the The genealogical chart is prepared and posted by Syed Nasir Hussain Shamsi son of the late Syed Ahmad Hussain Shamsi s/o Syed Ali Shah, the elder of this family, buried in Syedan wali (Sialkot). SHAMSI FAMILY (My immediate family)’s genealogical chart If you do the little jobs well, the big ones tend to Every time you conquer one it makes you that much "Don't be afraid to give your best to what seemingly are small jobs. "Success is nothing more than a few simple disciplines, The only thing that ever has."(Margaret Mead) "Never doubt that a small group of thoughtfulĬommitted citizens can change the world.
Religion should be dynamicĪnd change and always advance, not in a state of stagnation.( Will change my theory to accomodate new knowledge. As man learns more about his environment I My views are based on the basic fundamental law of Nature and The only permanenet view that I have is that there ' I develop my views from the existing pool of knowledge and I will adopt my " While I was a Sophomore in college, I wrote in my diary: About Me Name: Nasir Shamsi Location: Lumberton, New Jersey, United States
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