Very short name. However, the best known Muslim to the Muslim world. Hazrat Owais Qarni (Rah.) Is one of the Muslim scholars who has dedicated his life to the propagation of the holy religion of Islam.
He is a Sufi, martyr and philosopher from Yemen. He was alive during the lifetime of Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH). But they were never seen. According to the narration of Ibn Battuta, Wise Karni fought for Ali Ibn Abi Talib in the battle of Siffin and died. His shrine was in Raqqah, Syria.
Apart from this, there are six more shrines of this saint of Allah all over the world. In all, there are seven tombs of Wise Corney in the world.
★1. Siff Finn
★2. Azerbaijan
★3. Yemen
★4. Sindh province of Pakistan
★5. Jobaiday, south of Medina Sharif,
★6. Ghazni, Afghanistan
★7. And the mausoleum of this great scholar is located in Baghdad, Iraq.
One day Hazrat Owais Qarni prayed to Allah, saying: O Allah, keep me hidden in this world and in the Hereafter. Let no one know my true identity. God accepts his prayers. As soon as he made this prayer, by the power of Allah, seven people were created and left for seven countries. These seven later died in seven different places. Surprisingly, miraculous miracles are observed in these seven shrines. The shrine of Hazrat Owais Qarni (Rah.) Is still a mystery to people all over the world. It is thought to last forever.
His full name was Sultanul Asheke Rabbani Hazrat Owais Qarni (Rah.). He was born in 594 AD in the city of Karan in Yemen. In nationality he was Arabic. His father’s name was Abdullah and his mother’s name was Bedura. His surname was Sultanul Ashekine Rabbani, the jewel of Allah and His Messenger. He was respected by Sunnis, Sufis and Shiites. Ali Ibn Abu Talib (R.H.) was martyred in the battle of Siffin in 756 AD. He was then buried in Raqqah, Syria. At one point some extremist groups crushed it. Later, a mausoleum was built in his honor in Baykan, in the province of Sirte, Turkey.
He was so absorbed in spiritual pursuits that he did not pay any attention to his body. She was bright fair, medium in shape, her eyes were like a blue sea.
He was so preoccupied with worship that he forgot to eat or sleep. As a result of hard worship, his stomach became attached to his back and his whole body became curved like a bow. There was nothing flesh in the whole body, only bones. From a distance all the bones of his body could be counted. He wore clapped clothes. Ordinary people used to ridicule him as a street madman.
According to the narration of Ibn Battuta, Hazrat Owais Qarni fought in the battle of Siffin and died fighting for Ali Ibn Abi Talib (RA). His shrine was in Raqqah, Syria. Apart from this, there are six more shrines of this saint of Allah all over the world. In all, there are seven tombs of Owais Qarni in the world.