A sister institution of Khanqah Sirajia, Kundian — Silsila Naqshbandia Mujaddadia
Siddiq Akbar FoundationKhanka Shirajia · Dhaka · Est. 1985 Donate
بِسْمِ اللّٰهِ الرَّحْمٰنِ الرَّحِيمِ
In the name of Allah, the Most Beneficent, the Most Merciful and the Most Gracious

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Four decades of service, one enduring purpose

A religious and welfare organization founded in 1985, continuing a mission of service that began in Bangladesh in 1967 — rooted in the Naqshbandia Mujaddadia tradition of Khanqah Sirajia.

“Who is he that will loan to Allah Rabbul Alamin a beautiful loan? For Allah will increase it manifold to his credit, and he will have a liberal and great reward.”

Surah Al-Hadid · 57:11

Photo: Ala Hazrat Bhai Abdul Hannan Rahimi (rah)
1985FOUNDED

Our founding

A response to a beautiful appeal

This beautiful and true appeal of Allah Rabbul Alamin is the mainstream strength — to acquire Allah’s gratitude and reward in both this life and the hereafter. In that spirit, the Siddiq Akbar Foundation, a religious and welfare organization, was established by Ala Hazrat Bhai Abdul Hannan Rahimi (rah) in 1985.

He was popularly revered and known as “Peer Shaheb and Bhaiya Huzur” of Khanka Sirajia of Shankar, Dhanmondi, Dhaka.

The organization was named after the most favoured Khalifa of our Prophet Hazrat Muhammad ﷺ — Hazrat Abu Bakr Siddiq (ra) — to spread the teachings of our Prophet and to offer religious and welfare service to humanity.

Our mission

The spirit of true Islam, in the service of humanity

To imbibe and infuse the spirit of true Islamic teachings among all followers of Islam; to bring proper Islamic education, culture and values among us; and to provide vocational training, health service and fellow-feeling for believers — serving the suffering of humanity.

Faith & knowledge

Reaching proper Islamic education, culture and values through madrasas, publications and the khanka.

Health & welfare

Free treatment and medicine for the poor since 1972 — offered with dignity, turning no one away.

Skills & fellowship

Vocational training and fellow-feeling so believers gain both deen and the means to stand on their own.

Our history

Khanka Shirajia & the first free clinic

Prior to the formal establishment of the Foundation, the first Peer Waliey Kamel Hazrat Dr. Sayed Mohammad Ali (rah) was directed and sent by his Peer Waliey Hazrat Moulana Khan Muhammad (rah) to Bangladesh in 1967. Upon his arrival he established Khanka Shirajia.

He initiated many religious activities at the khanka in Mirpur, offered Islamic teachings to his followers, and in 1972 started health service for the poor at different places in Bangladesh. Among these, the Nature Cure Homeo Clinic began as a free treatment clinic with free medicines.

Photo: Hazrat Dr. Sayed Mohammad Ali (rah) / the early khanka
100,000+

poor patients served free of cost by the Nature Cure Homeo Clinic since its establishment in 1972 — a service the Siddiq Akbar Foundation continues today, now expanded to different parts of Bangladesh.

Photo: Hazrat Moulana Aziz Ahmed Sahib (Peer Gadinashin)
2004ENTRUSTED

Continuity of care

Carried forward, generation to generation

The committee of the Siddiq Akbar Foundation took over all affairs and properties of Khanka Shirajia in 2004.

Presently, both the Khanka Shirajia and the Siddiq Akbar Foundation are led by Hazrat Moulana Aziz Ahmed Sahib (Peer Gadinashin), who has stressed the need for expansion — to provide efficacious service to people in need and to quicken the pace of that service.

Our lineage

From Kundian to Dhaka — one unbroken chain

1922

Khanqah Sirajia founded at Kundian, Mianwali, Punjab.

1967

Dr. Sayed Mohammad Ali (rah) sent to Bangladesh; establishes Khanka Shirajia.

1972

First Nature Cure Homeo Clinic opens — free treatment, free medicine.

1985

Siddiq Akbar Foundation established by Bhai Abdul Hannan Rahimi (rah).

2004

The Foundation takes over all affairs of Khanka Shirajia.

Today

Led by Hazrat Moulana Aziz Ahmed Sahib, Peer Gadinashin.

Come and see the work for yourself

Donors and well-wishers are always welcome to visit any of our projects. With 5–7 days’ notice we will arrange your visit and guide you there.