For the believer in the oneness of Allah ( سبحانه و تعالى ) and the prophethood of Prophet Muhammed ( صلى الله تعالیٰ عليه وآله وسلم ), life is a continuous struggle – the name of which is Jihad. It is to order for the acknowledged virtues while abandoning and helping abandon wrongdoing. Certainly, acquiring these qualities is not easy, which is why there has been a need for an accomplished leader in every age. From the Prophets of Allah this duty was passed on to the rightly guided Caliphs and then undertaken by the respected Awliyā Allah, who have been ever since struggling for the betterment of the Muslim ummah.
Allah says that when a nation transgresses and misleads itself, He sends unto them a messenger so that he may return the creation of Allah to His path. Similarly in the late 1930’s, the state of the people of Qadir Bakhsh was no different to those living before the revival of Islam; they were Muslims but knew little of the true teachings and foundations of Islam. Allah then deputed Syed Muhammad Abdullah Shah Mashhadi Qadri ( رحمة الله عليه ), who taught by the example of Prophet Muhammad ( صلى الله تعالیٰ عليه وآله وسلم ). Slowly but surely, his efforts brought a pleasant revolution where the people relinquished from all evils and returned to the adherence of the principles of Islam. This revolutionary mission is still alive in the form of the organization that is Hizb-ur-Rahman.