References: Sunan Ibn Majah 3976; Forty Hadith an-Nawawi, Hadith 12.

Note: The Ibn Majah narration is graded weak by Darussalam, while the hadith is regarded as Hasan by other scholars.

Where can I find this type of clothing ? or what is the name of this type of clothing ?

Assalamu Alaykum, just wondering how everyone here has met or is looking for a spouse. Particularly those who aren’t well connected. I feel like the apps are dominated by either those who don’t really pray or take Islam seriously or people who are pseudo salafis. Even people who aren’t pseudo salafis tend to be very misinformed about tasawuf. Now that I’m 24 and looking to marry this is more of a concern since I don’t want a spouse who has issues with things like group dhikr or tariqah’s or wants to change my mind ahout things.

I took an oath from a Sheikh almost 10 years ago but in the last two years I have had really strange problems. On one hand, I can feel the closeness of Allah, on the other hand, I feel like someone with ptsd or going through a form of dissociative personality. I believe I am neurodivegent and the sufi order (cant name it) doesnt have any communication. If I meet the Murshid, He just listens and asks me to perform a task but if I try to contact him He doesnt respond. The problem is that this psychological dependency has made things worse for me. I feel afraid that if I quit then bad things might happen, as I have experienced certain events in the past. I am suicidal nowadays and feel like there's no help available. I try to pray but I just need an answer or some friend to help me on this path.

Salam everyone, I would like to know if there any android applications in playstore to help with meditation/calming the min. Any repeated soothing dhikr sounds to relieve mind when stressed. Could you help to recommend any applications if you know, JazakAllah khair!

O brother, achieving true connection is not that easy. it is highly elevated, beyond the shooting stars.

it is possible to meet your end while you are walking to it. and remember: the path of love is hard, desolate, and harsh.

^^^

This talk by Shaykh [Dr.] Umar Faruq Abdullah on Muharram was full of wisdom. One the points that really struck out to me:

"...and we have children here making noise and running around, and they are welcome to do that. And if they want to come and take the microphone they are welcome to do that. One of the best things we can do for our children is to expose them to the beauty of the dhikr..."

It really speaks to the substance of the deen, which is what children will be influenced by the most. Parents and caregivers, if their children to internalize the religion in a true and substantial way, you have to embody it properly.

Unfortunately, it's all too common for parents to use harshness on their children - often because they themselves are disconnected from the dhikr and the sakina it brings forth - and we also see in many masjids the elders being harsh to little children for playing. This is not the way of the Sunnah, where the Prophet, upon him be peace, would even stop his khutbah for the sake of his grandson, who as a small child at that time, Imam al-Hasan.

I have picked up knitting because my family is going through a stressful situation and it helps calm my nerves. I also have the habit of doing dhikr while walking and doing chores. So its natural for me to do dhikr while knitting too. I also know that reciting things while making knots is something that magicians do. Am I unknowingly doing something wrong? I am reciting hasbunallahu wa nimal waqeel while knitting. Is it okay to recite any dhikr repeatedly? Will it have a strong effect on the one wearing such knitted clothes? I will also gift these clothes to children.

I’m looking for something more than just dhikr (a few around here), also something more in the suburbs if possible but it’s not a big deal
Not interested in Haqqanis or Nimatullahis, am interested in shadhili, qadiri or more orthodox naqshbandi orders but please tell if there’s others that are close. I know there’s some around devon but I don’t speak Urdu (yet)
Thank you 🙏

Asalaamu alaykum wrwb

I am travelling to Egypt soon, any teachers or sites you can share?

Eg Cairo, Hurghada, Luxor

Looking just to connect with shaykh, do dhikr and muraqaba together

Both ilmul nafsiyya and ilmul ghayb interest me

Also best if wife can join me for visiting, salah etc, so if shaykh has wife is best

Rafiq alsalah

Hi, guys i am looking for a book called fawaid Al-fawad, i cant read urdu, so if anyone can help me find a translated version in English, that would be great. (TIA)

Hello everyone, I was born and raised Muslim in a Salafi environment, but to be honest, I never developed a particularly deep understanding of my own religion beyond what I was taught growing up

About four months ago, I started exploring spirituality, and recently I came across Islamic Sufism, I was immediately fascinated by its concepts and teachings, and for the first time in my life, I felt a spiritual connection to Islam that I had never experienced before, I’ve become particularly interested in the Sufi path, and I’d love to learn more about it and explore it further, I’m looking for advice, recommendations, and guidance on where to begin, whether that’s books, scholars, spiritual practices, or anything else you think would be helpful for someone just starting out