For nearly 25 years Yusufi served as the spiritual imam of the Flushing Afghan mosque, Masjid e Syed Jamaluddin e Afghani. But in that role, his children said, their father inspired and united brethren from all Afghan tribes. "He brought everyone together, from all the mosques," said Hamid Yusufi, 32, one of the imam's 10 children, during a four-hour funeral service Sunday at the mosque on 149th Street. An immigrant from Kandahar, which he and his family left after the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in 1979, Yusufi, focused his leadership in Queens on rebuilding a prosperous and peaceful Afghanistan while offering guidance and hope to the some 20,000 Afghans who live in New York City."