Dhikr - Wikipedia
Dhikr (Arabic: ذِكْر; [a] / ðɪkr /; lit. 'remembrance, reminder,[4] mention[5]') is a form of Islamic worship in which phrases or prayers are repeatedly recited for the purpose of remembering God. [4][6] It plays a central role in Sufism, [7] and each Sufi order typically adopts a specific dhikr, accompanied by specific posture, breathing, and m...
Remembrance (Dhikr) - Shadhiliyya Sufi Communities
The remembrance is the foundational spiritual practice in Sufism. In its simplest form, it is the practice of repeating the Name of God (Allah) silently or aloud, until you are replete with what the Most Generous wants to give you at that time..
Dhikr is rememberance of God - School of Sufi Teaching
Sufi masters stress dhikr (remembrance of God), for it grounds the belief, knowledge, and faith of the seeker by focusing his or her attention on God. One of the fundamental commands of God is to do dhikr as often as possible until continual awareness of the Divine Presence is established.
Dhikr - The Contemplative Life
Dhikr (alternatively zikr) is an Islamic term, meaning remembrance, recollection, or invocation. In its widest sense, dhikr can refer to any act through which one “remembers God,” including daily ritual prayer, confession of faith, communal worship, reading, reciting, or meditating on the Quran or Hadith, following Islamic (Shari’ah) law ...
Dhikr | Meaning, Islam, & Practice | Britannica
Dhikr, ritual prayer or litany practiced by Muslim mystics (Sufis) for the purpose of glorifying God and achieving spiritual perfection. Based on the Qurʾānic injunctions “Remind thyself [udhkur] of thy Lord when thou forgettest” (18:24) and “O ye who believe!
Zikr: Remembrance of Allah in the Sufi Way - Blogger
2020年8月2日 · Zikr or Dhikr means "Remembrance". In the Islamic spirituality, Zikr denotes "Remembrance of the Most High" through vocal (loud) or silent recitation of the Names of Allah Almighty. Zikr is usually accompanied by Salawat ala Nabi (salutations upon the Prophet and his family) and commemoration of the pious and righteous.
Zikr – Remembrance of Allah
One of the most treasured practices of the Sufi path is zikr, the remembrance of Allah. To be in unity with Allah is to be in a constant state of remembrance of the source of all creation. In the sense that unity is the deepest state of surrender to Allah, this …
Dhikr/Zikr - SpringerLink
2018年1月1日 · The Arabic term dhikr, also interchangeably and widely used as zikr in Persian, meaning “remembrance,” or “recollection,” is one of the important aspects of Islam, particularly Ṣūfī Islam, or taṣawwuf as is known in the Muslim world.
Zikr as Meditative Dance - Inayati Sufi Order
Pir Zia describes Zikr as a “profoundly sacred practice”. It involves, for Sufis at least, a concentration of purification, effacement and invocation of the Divine as Presence. Danced Zikr is not an exception.
The Book of Dhikr and Supplication - Academia.edu
The chapter aims to systematically outline some of the most important aspects and features of dhikr – the central meditative technique of Islamic spirituality in general and of Sufi “initiatic practice” in particular.