Sirri Saqti was born in Baghdad in 762 A.D. (approximately 155 A.H.). He was deeply influenced by the rich cultural and spiritual environment of his birthplace. His birth name was Sirrudeen, meaning “Secret of the Path,” which was later shortened to ‘Sirri’. He earned the title ‘Saqti’, also spelled ‘Saqati’ or ‘Siqti’, in recognition of his significant contributions and work.
Sirri Saqti’s father, Hazrat Mughlis (May God be pleased with him), played a crucial role in his early upbringing. Growing up in a family that valued spirituality and learning, Sirri Saqti was well-prepared for his future role as a revered Sufi master. The vibrant intellectual and spiritual atmosphere of Baghdad profoundly shaped his spiritual journey and the teachings that would later influence countless followers.
Hazrat Sirri Saqti (May God be pleased with him) was not only a revered Sufi master but also a profound teacher whose actions and words left an indelible impact on those around him. His life was a testament to the transformative power of kindness, empathy, and unwavering devotion to God.
Hazrat Sirri Saqti’s teachings continue to resonate with those seeking spiritual growth and enlightenment: