be focused. He said that people should act with focus and passion while remembering Allah with each breath. Azmat ul Auliya explained Deen Islam simply and clearly. His followers tell about his spiritual connection with his followers. They speak of him guiding them spiritually to attain peace, connect with soul, and about the meaning of this life and the hereafter. Every Dargah/ Shrine serves food to the masses. At Astana Aliya Naqeebia, Muhammad Azmat Ullah Shah made this a religious duty for his chain. Langer (food) served at this shrine of Naqeebia Chain is called Shahi Langer which means food of highest quality fit for kings. Langer at Astana Aliya Naqeebia is available in huge quantities. Each week has a menu that includes vegetables, pulses, rice, meat, curry, tea, milk, sweets, sharbats and pickles. In 2004 he visited Wales where he was honored at Cardiff City Hall. He was a member of Nazaria-i-Pakistan Trust. Spiritual gatherings Silsila Aliya Naqeebia creates year round spiritual gatherings. This chain has no day without spiritual gathering. People from across Pakistan come to Astana e Aliya Naqeebia, Naqeebabad Sharif Kasur, Pakistan on the 27th night of each lunar month. This is called Sattaisvien Sharif, which means blessed 27th of each month. Followers recite Darood o Salam, Hamd o Naat, Quran o Hadees and then Zikr o Khatam Sharif. Every Sataisvien Sharif Mehfil e Sama (sufi music and poetry) makes followers cry and tremble with fear of Allah. Many attendees Mehfil e Sama lose themselves in the music and poetry, while crying and reciting Kalma Tayaba they do Raqs (whirling Dervishes). They explain this Kaifiyat/Condition as "connecting with soul and celestial energy and losing themselves in that moment of Tuabah (asking forgiveness ), realization of true self, letting go of all worldly thoughts, worries and status". Legacy Azmat ul Auliya passed away in Britain on September 26, 2016 of kidney disease. He was buried at Astana-e-Aliya Naqeeb Abad, Kasur. His funeral service was attended by many people, including Raja Pervaiz Ashraf and Rana Muhammad Iqbal Khan. He is buried next to his father. Naqeeb e Sani and Azmat e Sani succeeded him. References Sufis 2016 deaths 1942 births Pakistan Army officers People of the Soviet–Afghan War