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Peace of heart comes from a heart free of anxiety. Anxiety is caused by the weight of all that is material.
The weight of possessions, love of family, children, this world etc.
These all weigh the heart down and prevent it from soaring. The way to purify and free it is to remember Allah (swt).
Remembering Allah (swt) internally/secretly by making inward supplications is one of the principle qualities of identifying the true believer.
Wasalaam
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[quote="seema*"][/quote]
I agree.
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Attar says
'that if you wish to find the ocean of your soul, then die to all your old life and then keep silent'
[i]from conference of the birds[/i]
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Salaam
One thing I’ve found with practising Sufism is that it’s difficult to maintain.
Sometimes when things get so busy you have stuff on your mind…it’s SO hard to keep Dhikr alive in your heart and mind.
It’s hard when things are hectic to just put some time aside every night to contemplate (Muraqaba)….its hard to sometimes scrutinise ones character and actions when there are other things on the mind.
Its missions getting up for Fajr let alone Tahajud and reading Qur’an at a time where the mercy of Allah (swt) descends to the lowest heaven.
This is why it is said that the REAL Sufi is the one who buys, sells, meets others, visits the markets etc but never forgets Allah (swt) for a single second.
Wasalaam
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Muslim Sister well of course that is the whole point – the Sufi lives and breathes he participates and is vital to society whilst all the while his heart and soul and mind are dead to the attractions and foibles of this world.
He is integral to society never abandoning it but instead embracing it whilst his inner being is consumed with love for his Beloved.
If you were to ask your innermost self what you desire the most, what consumes you above all else what would the answer be?
If it be the Beloved then all else will fall into place inshallah.
Salaam
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That is one very important concept of sufism that I love, is the attempt to have a constant remberance of Allah swt, that and teh constant striving to be closer to Allah swt. I seen people waiting in a long line for something and still doing dhikr, no minute is wasted in the ibadah of allah swt. It doesn't seem like they take anything for granted, which is a trap i fall into, like after Isha i tend to just chill and switch off. I guess it help you not see Islam as a routine as it can at time. I know it something i need to work on personally.
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[quote="yuit"] I seen people waiting in a long line for something and still doing dhikr, no minute is wasted in the ibadah of allah swt. .[/quote]
Yeah I've come across such people too.
But on the flip side have you come across those people with a tasbi in their hands and their eyes glued to a soap on the Telly?
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using dhikr beads is shirk and biddah, bilal philips sed the sahaba never used them....
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[quote="MuslimSister"][quote="yuit"] I seen people waiting in a long line for something and still doing dhikr, no minute is wasted in the ibadah of allah swt. .[/quote]
Yeah I've come across such people too.
But on the flip side have you come across those people with a tasbi in their hands and their eyes glued to a soap on the Telly?[/quote]
Yeah i seen them, plus the people who in deep converstaion with someone and still being doing it. I remember hearing Hamza Yusuf saying that there isn't a minute where there isn't a opportunity to remeber Allah swt, but some people to try to apply it in some funny situations.
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Salam
[quote="seema*"]
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[quote="Enver"]I agree.[/quote]
Me too. Definitely.
Omrow
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[quote="Judda"]using dhikr beads is shirk and biddah, bilal philips sed the sahaba never used them....[/quote]
Yeh people must be worshipin the beads while reciting Allah (swt) name :roll:
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[quote="Angel"]Yeh people must be worshipin the beads while reciting Allah (swt) name :roll:[/quote]
Wow. That was a sharp answer angel. Bravo.
You have improved a lot since last year.
That was the best reply to the moron of the board.
Omrow
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[quote="Angel"][quote="Judda"]using dhikr beads is shirk and biddah, bilal philips sed the sahaba never used them....[/quote]
Yeh people must be worshipin the beads while reciting Allah (swt) name :roll:[/quote]
well u worship graves as well as worshipping god :roll:
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[quote="Judda"]
well u worship graves as well as worshipping god :roll:[/quote]
no freak i dont worship graves, i worship my Lord Allah (swt) alone..
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[quote="Judda"]using dhikr beads is shirk and biddah, bilal philips sed the sahaba never used them....[/quote]
lol Judda r u trying to take up Meds place on the forum now that he's not here (as much)?
seriously tho, shirk and bid'ah is no light matter, not a good idea to be throwing these terms around indiscriminately.
omrow, nowadays Judda's posts make more sense than urs... :roll:
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I know. He is at your level.
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...and that level is above ur level...
[quote="Aasiyah"]
omrow, nowadays Judda's posts make more sense than urs... :roll:[/quote]
awwww thats so sweet 😃
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[quote="seema*"]Muslim Sister well of course that is the whole point – the Sufi lives and breathes he participates and is vital to society whilst all the while his heart and soul and mind are dead to the attractions and foibles of this world.
He is integral to society never abandoning it but instead embracing it whilst his inner being is consumed with love for his Beloved.
If you were to ask your innermost self what you desire the most, what consumes you above all else what would the answer be?
If it be the Beloved then all else will fall into place inshallah.
Salaam[/quote]
i thought i'd quote myself
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seems why did u quote urself
thats not very Sufi of u
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lol
dunno y, but that was funny
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[quote="Judda"]using dhikr beads is shirk and biddah, bilal philips sed the sahaba never used them....[/quote]
Fine, hypothetically speaking, lets say, The Sahaba RA didn't use the zhikr beads.
How are they shirk? Please explain?
:?
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[quote="[url=http://ignca.nic.in/cd_09018.htm]The Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts[/url]"]Political peace is related to social stability. When a society reaches stability, it becomes fast and firm, free from violence and disharmony. In the religious context, however, peace signifies firmness in spiritual status and stability in the Right Path (magham). In Sufi terminology, maqham (spiritual station) denotes the inner permanent realization of a spiritual status.
A wayfarer reaches a certain station only when he is through with his spiritual journey on the path of talveen (a stage of capriciousness and constant shifting of states). Stations are innumerable and a wayfarer has to tread further towards higher stations closer to the ultimate goal beyond which there is no path. Such a traveller will not revert to former states in which confusions and disturbances are abundant.
Once fast and firm in a higher spiritual station, the wayfarer attains freedom from the harm and evils of the lower stations. Freedom is the essence of peace. That is why the German word for peace, friede, means the free, das Frye, and fry means preserved from harm and danger, preserved from something, safeguarded. To free really means to spare. The sparing itself consists not only in the fact that we do not harm the one whom we spare. Real sparing is something positive and takes place when we leave something beforehand in its own nature, when we return it specifically to its being, when we free it in the real sense of the word into a preserve of peace. To dwell, to be set at peace, means to remain at peace within the free, the preserve, the free sphere that safeguards each thing in its nature. The fundamental character of dwelling is this sparing and preserving.[/quote]
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[quote="Dawud"][quote="Judda"]using dhikr beads is shirk and biddah, bilal philips sed the sahaba never used them....[/quote]
Fine, hypothetically speaking, lets say, The Sahaba RA didn't use the zhikr beads.
How are they shirk? Please explain?
:?[/quote]
they r not decreed by god, thus they 'allogerically' represent another god besides which makes them shrik....
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[quote="Judda"][quote="Dawud"][quote="Judda"]using dhikr beads is shirk and biddah, bilal philips sed the sahaba never used them....[/quote]
Fine, hypothetically speaking, lets say, The Sahaba RA didn't use the zhikr beads.
How are they shirk? Please explain?
:?[/quote]
they r not decreed by god, ....[/quote]
how the hell do u know they are not decreed by God?
Did He tell u that u stupid thicko? :roll: :evil:
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[quote="Judda"][quote="Dawud"][quote="Judda"]using dhikr beads is shirk and biddah, bilal philips sed the sahaba never used them....[/quote]
Fine, hypothetically speaking, lets say, The Sahaba RA didn't use the zhikr beads.
How are they shirk? Please explain?
:?[/quote]
they r not decreed by god, thus they 'allogerically' represent another god besides which makes them shrik....[/quote]
Judda has already received punishment of a detention today for posting here in defiance of school rules. I urge all Revival members to act in his best interest and support Judda in paying attention to the task in hand.
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[quote="MuslimSisLilSis"]
Did u tell u that u stupid thicko? :roll: :evil:[/quote]
lol lilsis that made sense 😂
i find it ironic how u call me a "thicko"
they shouldn't be used thats all- Bilal Philips did a lecture on it ages ago... he sed they r not even advocated by the weakest ahadith, at the end of the day its biddah and u shud not be touching them...
100man shutup!
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[quote="Judda"]
they shouldn't be used thats all- Bilal Philips did a lecture on it ages ago... he sed they r not even advocated by the weakest ahadith, at the end of the day its biddah and u shud not be touching them...
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So, anything not decreed by even the weakest Hadith should not be touched?
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[quote="Judda"]
they shouldn't be used thats all- Bilal Philips did a lecture on it ages ago... he sed they r not even advocated by the weakest ahadith, at the end of the day its biddah and u shud not be touching them...
100man shutup![/quote]
i'm afraid to say this but Bilal philips often loses his mind and says some weird things i've seen it happen live on telly - sorry Judda, though we may not be stable ourselves we should at least take stable and sane teachers for our divine guidance
salaam
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[quote="Judda"][quote="MuslimSisLilSis"]
Did u tell u that u stupid thicko? :roll: :evil:[/quote]
lol lilsis that made sense 😂
i find it ironic how u call me a "thicko"
they shouldn't be used thats all- Bilal Philips did a lecture on it ages ago... he sed they r not even advocated by the weakest ahadith, at the end of the day its biddah and u shud not be touching them...
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its a way of countin how much you have read! bloody hell! Do u have a hundred or thousand fingers?
So anythin that is used as a counter i.e tasbvee is "shirk" :roll:
which bookstore Omrow?
not World of Islam, havnet seen it in Rumi Books....was it rolex?
or sumwhere else i dont know about!!!