The servants of Allah spent their whole lives in the service of Allah, Messenger and humanity, bringing laurels to both the deen and the world - Sayyed  Hasan Askari

 Seraj Ahmad Quraishi 

 Ashrafpur, Ambedkar Nagar, Uttar Pradesh.

 28th Urs-e-Pak Majzoobe Ilahi Ameer Millat Huzoor Syedna Shah Sayyed Amir Ashraf (Alaihirrahman Var Rizwan) and 8th Urs-e-Pak Baba-e-Millat Huzoor Syedna Shah Tanveer Ashraf (Alaihirrahman Var Rizwan) and 2nd Urs-e  Pak Huzoor Sufi-e-Hind Hazrat Syed Akhtar Gul Ashraf Ashraful Jilani (Alayhirrahman var Rizwan) was celebrated for two days with Urs-e-Pak Aqeedat and Ehtram.
 On the first day, Urs-e-Pak begins, followed by Asr Parcham Kushai and Tarana, followed by Maghrib Halka e Zikra, followed by Namaz Esha Mehfil-e Shaman.  On the second day, after the prayer Fajr, the Quran-e-Pak was recited. In the morning 8 processions were presented on the Astana, Chadar and Naat, Manakbat, passing through the different areas of Kichhauchha.  In Kul Sharif, the rituals of sandal and chadarposhi were performed on Aliya and Fatiha was married.
 Urse Markji was celebrated with great pomp under the patronage of Janshin Sani Mohiddise Azam and Janshin Ameer Millat and Janshin Sufi-e-Hind Hazrat Sayyed Hasan Askari Ibn Arabi Ashraf Ashrafi Al Jilani Sahib Qibla.
 Hazrat Sayyid Hasan Askari said that the followers of Allah spent their whole life in the service of Allah, the Messenger and humanity, bringing glory to the deen and the world.
 Hazrat Sayyid Hasan Askari Sahib asked his followers to get the knowledge of tariqat, truth and death.
 On this occasion, Mohsin-e-Azam Mission received award from the Governor and Chief Minister of Gujarat and felicitated the member by garlanding it.  In this Urs-e-Pak, guests from all corners of India participated.  Hundreds of people worked hard day and night to make the Urs a success.  Thousands of people from Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Gujarat, Chhattisgarh, Karnataka, Bengal, Bihar, Nepal participated in Urs-e-Pak.
  In the end, after reciting Salato Salaam, prayers were offered for all the pilgrims, and special prayers were sought for peace, prosperity and progress in the country.  Sheerini was distributed among all the pilgrims.
 Thousands of pilgrims and fans participated in the Langar-e-Aam.