Sayyid Amir Kulol 🕌

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Now I am going to tell you about Sayid Amir Kulal Bukhari. 

Haji Sayyid Amir Kulal was born in 1287 in the village of Sukhor near Bukhara (now Kagan district of Bukhara region). He was engaged in pottery, and he was considered a patron of all potters in Central Asia.

Kulal (“potter”) is one of the spiritual authorities and the sheikh of the Sufi school Hadzhagana. Sheikh Sayyid Amir Kulal in accordance with the tradition of Hadzhagana had 4 deputies and 114 followers.

In his youth, Amir Kulal was fond of wrestling and spent time in competitions. At that time,the famous Sheikh Muhammad Babai Sammasi noticed him. Amir Kulal became his murid, and later he became the fourth deputy. Sheikh Babay Sammasi entrusted to Amir Kulalthe upbringing of his “spiritual son” BahaaddinNaqshband.

Haji Sayyid Amir Kulal introduced Bahaaddin to the rules and concepts of the mystical path of Hadzhagana, the ways of pronouncing dhikr and the traditions of spiritual continuity.

According to various sources, Sheikh Sayyid Amir Kulal was the first pir of the great ruler Amir Temur.

Haj Sayyid Amir Kulal was the spiritual instructor of such famous sheikhs as Mavlan Arif Diggirany, Haji Bahauddin Nashshband, Hajj Jamol Dehai, Sheikh ShamsuddinKulal, HajI Darzuniy, Mavlono Jamoliddin Keshiy.

 Having a large number of followers, the sheikh often spent time on conversations and instructions. According to the legend, Haji Sayyid Amir Kulal paid special attention to the prevention of petty offenses, quoting the words of the Prophet Muhammad that even small sins daily committed by people can turn into big sins and then lead to hell.

Shaykh Amir Kulal died in 1372. His grave is located in the current Yangi Hayat farm in the Kagan district of the Bukhara region. At present, it is a complex, which consist of a mausoleum, a Friday mosque, a minaret and a large garden.