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The Abidi Family
Akhtar Moeed Shah Al-Abidi
(Father of Raza Ali Shah Al-Abidi)
Akhtar Moeed Shah Al-Abidi “Shah Ji”, an Indian Muslim mystic and spiritualist, was born and raised in India, migrated to Karachi, Pakistan, and finally settled in England. Shah Ji was known to have spiritual healing capabilities and believed healing the sick was the greatest service to humanity. He had expertise in Islamic numerology, prescribing remedies based on religious beliefs and providing insight to a person’s disposition. Shah Ji also held a deep understanding of the mathematical breakdown of the Arabic alphabet, using it to create naqsh (maps) for spiritual remedies. He emphasized the power of words and numerical calculations in the Quran above possession of physical objects. Shah Ji’s work gained international recognition through various international publications and media platforms highlighting his assistance to a worldwide audience.
“Koi Toh Ho Jis Se Dil Ki Baat Kar Sake”
(There Should Be Someone to Whom We Can Speak Our Heart Out.)
Raza Ali Shah Al-Abidi
In 2010, the family legacy continued following the passing of Shah Ji, and Raza Ali Shah Al-Abidi became the heir of mystical responsibilities. One day he received a divine command asserting, “Sit down (beht ja)” and upon hearing it, felt compelled to become a spiritual guide like his ancestors. Today, known as Shah Saab, he is guiding people of all faiths with boundless divine knowledge and resolving both worldly and spiritual issues. Leveraging social media, holding live group meetings, and developing specific meditations based on his ancestral practices, Shah Saab has become a light, transforming lives across the world, helping one person at a time through his divine spiritual guidance.
SYED NIAZ HUSSAIN ABIDI
(Grandfather of Raza Ali Shah Al-Abidi)
Syed Niaz Hussain Abidi, father of Shah Ji, and grandfather of Shah Saab, was born and raised in India. He was a highly qualified engineer, belonging to the Syed lineage, and possessed extensive mystical knowledge. This included a deep understanding of the numerical value of the Arabic alphabet (Ilm-ul-Adaad) as well as understanding of numerical mapping (Ilm-ul-Naqoosh). It has been narrated that he was a reader of the Shah Jinn’s (King of Jinns) wazifa; through which he received profound guidance which was then passed down through the generations.
Syed Niaz Hussain Abidi was an influential Muslim community actively involved in serving the poor, organizing events to commemorate the birth of the Prophet ﷺ (milad) and gathering assemblies for the remembrance of Allah (majalis). He was also respected by Hindu learning societies during the British empire.
Additionally, he was known as a teacher or master (ustaad) in the community who practiced herbal medicine earning a reputation as a doctor (hakim). Later due to his eccentric behavior, likely caused by his own visions, he was known as “Bawle Hakim.” He was particularly famous for his asthma supplement, believed to cure asthma for life with a single tablet.