Faisalabad: In a world often divided by borders, beliefs, and identities, there arise rare souls whose presence becomes a bridge between hearts. Sufi Masood Ahmed Saddiqui Lasani Sarkar  (Late) was one such luminous personality — a spiritual guide, humanitarian servant, and ambassador of peace whose life became a living message of divine love in action.

His guiding principle was simple yet profoundly transformative:

“First Humanity, Religions Later.”said by Sufi Masood Ahmed Saddiqui Lasani Sarkar  (Late)

Sufi Masood Ahmed Saddiqui (Lasani Sarkar) Lasani Welfare Foundation ( Reg)

These words were not merely spoken — they were lived. From the year 1980, his spiritual and humanitarian movement began nurturing seeds of interfaith harmony, compassion, and spiritual awakening in Pakistan. Over time, this message of Sufi love crossed borders, gaining recognition and followers internationally, as hearts everywhere resonated with his call toward unity.

A Life Devoted to Service

Sufi Masood Ahmed Saddiqui Lasani Sarkar’s path was the path of service — quiet, sincere, and deeply spiritual. His mission embraced:

Feeding the hungry and supporting the poor

Providing moral, spiritual, and social strength to the vulnerable

Promoting peace and respect among different faiths

Awakening hearts through the inner light of Sufism

His influence reached thousands of followers across nations, transforming his Sufi path into a humanitarian movement where spirituality walked hand in hand with compassion. He also founded and inspired the establishment of several welfare foundations dedicated to the betterment of society.

He was widely respected among all kinds of religious background’ people, especially Pakistan’s distinguished circles — poets, scholars, human rights advocates, and spiritual seekers — all of whom admired his gentle wisdom and inclusive vision and got blessed ideas. His presence radiated dignity, humility, and a deep fragrance of divine remembrance.

He also served as the Founder and Chairman of “Mashake Uzama Pakistan,” a platform created to promote Sufism, spiritual refinement, and interfaith brotherhood.

A Gathering of Souls, Not Just Religions

Each year in July, an Annual Sufism Convention continues to reflect his vision. At this sacred gathering, religious leaders and followers from different faith traditions — Christians, Hindus, Sikhs, and Muslims and scholars of all religions — come together not in debate, but in respect and spiritual harmony. It is a living example of unity in diversity.

In a remarkable gesture of interfaith love, Lasani Sarkar gave special honor to the Christian celebration of “Yaum-e-Wiladat (Christmas) Al-Essa Messiah ( Jesus Christ) and Sayda Marriam Pak ( Saint Mary)”, affirming that divine light shines through all traditions and that love is the shared language of faith.

Sacred Spaces of His Legacy

The Central Head Office of the mission remains in People’s Colony # 2, Faisalabad. The blessed spiritual center, Darbar-e-Aalia Sufi Masood Ahmed Saddiqui Lasani Sarkar stands in Roshan Wali Jhal, Samundri Road, Faisalabad. Its serene beauty and spiritual atmosphere were personally supervised and established by Sufi Masood Ahmed Saddiqui  Lasani Sarkar during his lifetime — a sanctuary of remembrance, reflection, and peace. All religions Sufi realm people come  and feel spiritual peace during staying in Darbar – e – Aalia.

A Departure, Yet Not an End

On 21 November 2021, this noble soul departed from the physical world. Yet, like true saints, his presence continues in the hearts he awakened and the lives he uplifted. His legacy remains a flowing river of peace, love, and service. He went to the Creator.

Continuation of the Light

After his passing, his elder son,

Shahib Zada Pir Shabbir Ahmed Saddiqui assumed spiritual leadership, carrying forward his father’s mission with devotion and responsibility. Under his guidance, Sufi gatherings, spiritual festivals, and humanitarian works continue across Pakistan and internationally.

He is supported by his brothers:

Shahib Zada Muhammad Tahor Ahmed

Shahib Zada Muhammad Tahir Ahmed

Shahib Zada Ahmed Ali

Shahib Zada Maheudin Masood

United in purpose, all sons work together as co-servants of this sacred mission of peace, spirituality, and service to humanity.

A Bridge Between Hearts

Muhammad Nasir Gill Naqshbandi, Khadim of the Institute of Lasani Sarkar, serves as a vital bridge of communication and spiritual connection among people of different faiths. His role strengthens dialogue, harmony, and the living Sufism message for humanity compassion.

Sufi Masood Ahmed Saddiqui Lasani Sarkar’s life reminds the world that true spirituality is not escape from humanity — it is deeper service to it. His message continues to whisper across hearts: where there is love, there is God; where there is humanity, there is the path.