The Zahabiya order first originated in Greater Khorasan and the Khuttal region, which was the center of the Qutbs and elders of the Kubrawiya order, especially Mir Sayyid Ali Hamadani and Khajeh Eshaq Khuttalani.[22] This regions was the center of Zahabiya's Qutbs in the ninth to eleventh centuries AH. After many years, the center of the Zahabiya order moved to Shiraz[126] and during the time of 30th Qutb (Najibuddin Reza Tabrizi[60]), their center moved to Isfahan.[127] And during the reign of Sultan Husayn, due to the pressure of the Islamic jurists, their centers were moved back to Shiraz.[128] This sect also has followers outside of Iran[129][7] and their activities have continued to nowaday.[130]