Sayyid Amir Kulol

 

Sayyid Amir Kulol




Sayyid Amir Kulol quddisu sirrihu's real name is Sayyid Amir Kalon, he was born in the village of Sukhor near Bukhara. This breed was born around 1287. He was known as Mir Kulol because of his pottery. 

Mir Kulol had a caliph who was one hundred and fourteen saints. the most advanced are Bahauddin Naqshband, Maulana Arif Degarani, Sheikh Yadgor Vali, Sheikh Jamaluddin Dehai Asiai, Sheikh Shamsiddin Kulol, Khoja Darzuni.

It is narrated in "Maqamoti Amir Kulol" that Hazrat Mir Kulol, during his celibacy, gathered together with his peers in the garden, washed his robes and said to his brothers, "O brothers, let's not spread our robes on the thatched wall, because it will harm the thorns there." is given Do not hang Zinhor on the branches of trees, the branches will bend and suffer.

Let's not even throw it on the ground, the grass will be ruined." Hearing these words, the brothers, who did not know what to do, asked: "Amir, how do you dry your coat?" Hazrat Debti: "I throw my cloak over me, sit in the sun and dry like that.

During the time of the former Union, Hazrat Mir Kulol's mosque was destroyed, and the shrine was flooded with salt and became neglected. 


During the years of independence, a new mosque, a hotel, and a gatehouse were built at the shrine of Mir Kulol. 

In 2007, a magnificent mausoleum was built over the grave of Syed Mir Kulol. A huge garden was built around it. 

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