you feel hurt because of someone, pardon him immediately because vengeance by itself is a vice. The vengeful emotions only help in wrecking the nerves. The fire of anger produces vibrations in the blood of the person getting angry and his nerves lose their vital energy, to wit, the vital force of life is destroyed by causing harm to others. God does not like any harm coming to mankind. God says, “God loves those who control their anger. Remember, the candle burns itself and sacrifices its life for others. The moths give up their lives as a tribute to the sacrifice of the candle. Silsila-e-Azeemi invites the whole mankind to rally under the banner of “Hold tightly the rope of God united and don’t have differences amongst you." (Al-Quran) The lineage of the Azeemi Silsila Firdausia Najmuddin Kubra, Sheikh al-Kubra, A great Sheikh Silsila Junaidia Abdul-Qasim Junaid Baghdadi Silsila Malamatia Zul-Nun Misri Muhammad Sughra Taj-ud-din(The Torch of Religion) Sheikh Shahab-ud-din Suhrawardi, (Sheikh of Sheikhs) Silsila Naqshbandiya Sheikh Baha al-Haqq Naqshbandi, Khwaja Baqi Allah Silsila Nooriyya Syed Ahmed Mohiyuddin Noorishah Jeelani Silsila Qadria Sheikh Abdul Qadir Jilani Silsila Qalandariya Imam Musa al-Kazim Zul Nun Misri Sharf-ud-din bu Ali Shah Qalander Muhammad Sughra Taj-ud-din Silsila Suhrawardia Abdul-Qahir Abu Najib al-Suhrawardi Sheikh Shahab-ud-din Suhrawardi, Sheikh of Sheikhs Abul-Faiz Qalander Ali Suhrawardi (Great Hazrat Jee) Sheikh Baha al-Haqq wal-din Zakariya Tamtafi Silsila Taifooria Bayazid Bistami Silsila Tajia Muhammad Sughra Taj-ud-din (The Torch of Religion) Silsila e Chistia Hazrat (Mu'in al-Din Chishti) Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti a.s Present There are more than a hundred Azeemi centres (Muraqba Halls) throughout the world. Silsila Azeemi strives to "promote the teachings of Mohammed so that our soul may find happiness and peace, and fulfill the purpose of our creation, which is to experience, and understand the ultimate reality by gaining spiritual knowledge of the highest form." See also Qalander Baba Auliya Sufism Baba Tajuddin of Nagpur References azeemiasilsila.org External links Official Main Website Australia Center Website UK Center Website Azeemia-ISB iSeek.Online Naseeb Sufi orders