The School of Sufi Teaching offers free instruction in the traditions and practices of five main Sufi Orders – the Naqshbandi, Mujaddidi, Chishti, Qadiri and Shadhili – with special emphasis on the silent meditation of the Mujaddidi order. The School was founded by Shaykh Hazrat Azad Rasool (ra) in 1975 with the blessing of his own Shaykh, Maulvi Muhammad Sa’id Khan (ra). After 55 years of working tirelessly in order to further the goal of disseminating the teachings across the world, Shaykh Hazrat Azad Rasool (ra) passed away on the 7th of November 2006. The institute, now under the name of the School of Sufi Teaching, has centers across the world with students in a number of countries including Canada, Brazil, Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Australia, New Zealand, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Poland, UK, USA, Italy, Germany, Egypt, Tunisia, Ethiopia, Malaysia, Singapore and Oman.
 
Shaykh Hamid Hasan, now leads the Institute of Search for Truth and the School of Sufi Teaching and he provides initiation and guidance to seekers on the path of Sufism.

The school’s first aim is to teach the practices of the order in such a way that all genuine seekers can have access to the immense benefits and blessings that are encountered along the Sufi path.
 
The School requests that students make sincere and regular efforts to adopt the practices of meditation and recitation by means of which the self is developed and purified. Through a gradual and persistent program of meditation and recitation the students become more refined and they begin to understand their relationship to the world, and to the Divine, in new ways. In our order it is not necessary to be or become a Muslim to get the teachings. A unique feature of the School is the attempt to bring some of these – previously regarded as hidden and inaccessible – teachings from the East to the West at a crucial moment in history.