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Darbar Hazrat Khawaja Sain Ghulam Nabi Chishti Nizami (RA) serves as a centre of Islamic spirituality, Qur’anic learning, and community welfare. Guided by the teachings of the Holy Qur’an, the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, and the noble traditions of the Chishti Nizami Silsila, our services are dedicated to strengthening faith, promoting knowledge, and serving humanity with sincerity, humility, and compassion.

The Darbar provides a peaceful environment where individuals and families can strengthen their relationship with Allah through sincere worship, remembrance (Dhikr), supplication (Dua), and spiritual reflection. Under the guidance of the Sajjada Nashin, visitors are encouraged to develop good character, increase their understanding of Islamic values, and lead lives based on faith, humility, and compassion. The focus remains on seeking closeness to Allah through the teachings of the Holy Qur’an and the Sunnah.

Promoting the teachings of the Holy Qur’an has always been one of the primary missions of the Darbar. Children and adults are provided opportunities to learn correct Qur’anic recitation (Nazira), improve their understanding of Islamic teachings, and build strong moral values. Through qualified instruction and a nurturing environment, the Darbar helps students establish a lifelong connection with the Book of Allah.

Established in 1998 by Hazrat Khawaja Sain Muhammad Shafi Chishti Nizami (RA), Madrasa Nizamia is dedicated to providing authentic Islamic education for future generations. Thousands of students have successfully completed Nazira Qur’an and Hifz-ul-Qur’an under its guidance. Today, the Madrasa continues its mission under Hafiz Farasat Masood Chishti Nizami, nurturing knowledgeable, disciplined, and morally responsible Muslims who contribute positively to society.

The Monthly Langar reflects the Islamic values of generosity, hospitality, and service to humanity. Held on every Nochandi Jumeraat, this gathering brings together devotees and visitors to share meals in an atmosphere of equality, brotherhood, and gratitude. It serves as a reminder that serving others with sincerity is an important part of Islamic faith and community life.

The Annual Urs Mubarak commemorates the blessed life and spiritual legacy of Hazrat Khawaja Sain Ghulam Nabi Chishti Nizami (RA). Observed on the last Sunday of Katak (Nanakshahi Calendar), the gathering includes Holy Qur’an recitation, collective Dua, Dhikr, Langar, and other religious activities. The occasion encourages believers to reflect upon the noble character of the saint and renew their commitment to worship, remembrance of Allah, and righteous living.

Serving humanity is a central principle of the Darbar’s mission. Through charitable initiatives, educational support, religious gatherings, and community engagement, the Darbar strives to assist those in need while promoting unity, compassion, and mutual respect. Every activity is carried out with the intention of benefiting society and strengthening the bonds of the Muslim community in accordance with Islamic teachings.