Seven Pirs of Bukhara

Seven teachers. A landscape of remembrance.

Seven memorials connected by Khwajagan and Naqshbandi remembrance. The order below follows the pilgrimage sequence in the existing research.

Reading sequence, not a surveyed road itinerary. Confirm local routes and visiting arrangements before travelling.

Gijduvan area, Bukhara region

ʿAbd al-Khāliq Ghujdawānī

12th century; later chronology disputed

Shafirkan / Revgary area, Bukhara region

13th century; dates uncertain

Vabkent / Anjir Fagnawi area, Bukhara region

d. c. 1315; traditional chronology

Ramitan / Kurgon area, Bukhara region

d. early 14th century; chronology varies

Samas / Romitan area, Bukhara region

d. 1354 CE; traditional chronology

Sukhari area, Bukhara region

c. 1281–1370 CE; traditional chronology

Qasr-i Arifon, near Bukhara, Uzbekistan

1318 – 1389 CE

The sequence connects pilgrimage memory and later Khwajagan lineage accounts. It does not establish a definitive chain of direct discipleship.