Shah Nemat-Ul-Lah Wali (RA) - Predictions

By Sayid Ashraf Shah

He predicted the establishment of Mughal rule in Hindustan with names of kings and the battles that they would fight. He predicted about the British rule in Hindustan, the freedom struggle and the division of the country into two. His predictions about future make the readers curious and compell them to pay attention to the book. Shah Nematullah Wali was born in 734 AH/1331AD and passed away around 834 AH/1431 AD. He was born in Syria but spent most of his life at Samatqand, Herat, Yezd and Kirman. His order of Sufism “Nemat-i-Ilahi” is still exists in Iran and Faras. The predictions made by Hazrat Shah Nematullah Wali in Persian poetry are of vital importance. Having turned out to be mostly true , his work has achieved heights of fame. He must have been divinely inspired to have been able to describe future events with such clarity, without resorting to metaphorical laguage, leaving no doubt in the reader's mind about the obviousness of the events he was foretelling. Even the names and titles of the historical figures and events he speaks about in his predictions have proven to be correct.

• Language: English
• Publisher: One Point Six Technologies Pvt Ltd
• Release date: Aug 27, 2020
• ISBN: 9789390266814

Sayid Ashraf Shah

Er. Mohammad Ashraf Fazili who writes under the pen name Sayid Ashraf Shah received his early education from The University of Kashmir, Srinagar and a degree in engineering from Annamalai University, Tamil Nadu with Honors in 1963. He served in PWD, J&K for forty years and retired as a Chief Engineer. Presently he is a chartered engineer, consultant, and Fellow Institution of Engineers India (FIE). Having served as chairman The Institution of Engineers (India) J&K State Centre, he is a member of various professional organizations like the Institution of Engineers (India) Kolkata, World Federation of Engineers Organization (IMWFEO), Indian Road Congress (MIRC) and American Society of Civil Engineers (MASCE). He has authored or compiled over 40 books and presented over eighty papers in national and international seminars. He continues to be a columnist and a freelance writer. He has traveled widely in India and abroad. He has personally contributed about three hundred manuscripts and rare books from his ancestral collection to the Allama Iqbal Library, The University of Kashmir, Srinagar.

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SHAH

NEMAT-UL-LAH

WALI

(RA)

PREDICTIONS

Translated by

Sayid Ashraf Shah

ISLAMIC PRODUCTIONS SRINAGAR

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DEDICATION

To Fehmida, Tawhida, Gowhar, Abida and Irfan.

TRANSLATOR’S NOTE

Due to the turmoil in August-September 2019, all commerce, transport, education and communications came to a standstill in Kashmir. People around me were apprehensive about the future. Many talked about the predictions of Hazrat Shah Nematullah Qadri. It is said that all his predictions have come true till date and remain relevant even after 800 years of his death. Under the circumstances, there is a renewed interest in his predictions. Perhaps people want to prepare themselves for what is to come. The book originally written in Persian verse, has already been translated into Urdu. There was need for an English version, particularly since the younger generation has studied in English medium, and is relatively unfamiliar with Persian and Urdu. Hence I undertook the task.

All suggestions for improvement are welcome.

Sayid Ashraf Shah.

October, 2019 AD/Safar, 1441 AH

CONTENTS

Preface

About the Work

Qasida I.

Qasida II.

Qasida III.

In the name of Allah the Most Gracious the Most Merciful

PREFACE