Syeikh Abdul Muhyi of Pamijahan was born around 1650; his father, Lebe Warta Kusumah, is said to have descended from the Galuh nobility, while his birthplace is disputed. He received the Shattariyya authorisation from Syeikh Abdurrauf as-Singkili in Aceh and also studied in Mecca, then taught at Darma (Kuningan) and Pameungpeuk (Garut) before settling at Safar Wadi in Sukapura, now Pamijahan, Tasikmalaya. He taught the doctrine of the seven grades of being and wrote works including Martabat Kang Pitutu. He died around 1730, and his tomb and the Safarwadi cave at Pamijahan are among the largest pilgrimage sites in West Java. Through him the Shattariyya chain from Aceh spread widely in the Priangan.