God's mercy
Pray and cry for the relief of Muslims
How much of God's mercy is for those who are not indifferent and pray and cry for the relief of Muslims and believers from the afflictions that befall them.
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The only means of acquiring peacefulness of the heart
"Indeed hearts find rest in God's remembrance!”
The only means of peacefulness of the heart is Zikrollah
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If we do not supplicate
If we remain indifferent afflictions will get closer to us also
If we remain indifferent and do not pray for the relief of believers from the troubles and afflictions encountered by them, those afflictions will get closer to us also.
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Tending to the affairs of Muslims
Is it possible to reach the goal without tending to the affairs of Muslims?
Can we be felicitous while being indifferent to the affairs of Muslims and believers?! Is it possible to reach the goal without tending to the affairs of Muslims?
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Lack of contradiction
No contradiction with submission to the Divine Decree
Grief, supplication, and tawassul (seeking intercession) have no contradiction with surrendering and submission to the Divine Decree.
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The states of the people of spirituality
God knows best the state of those who have spiritual stations at the time of supplication and solitude; and how the silence of pondering burns them as a result of witnessing the divine lights, even if for a short duration.
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Carrying out our responsibilities in the best way
Carry out your deeds with all the conditions for the presence of heart
Q: I would like to understand and perceive all the Zikr (invocations) and witness the light and perceive it, in order to be able to walk with that light!
A: In the Name of the Most High – Carry out your deeds with all the conditions for the presence of heart, what they will give you in reward has no...
We are Nothing
Sajdah and humility
Sajdah is the epitome of humility – [it implies] that we are nothing before you.
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Entering the Divine Sanctuary
Zikr in prayers is the best Zikr
Zikr (invocation of God) in prayers is the best Zikr, since prayers are at the position of the Ka'ba; one who prays has entered the divine sanctuary of God and has intended to enter from the gate of Takbeer (Allahu Akbar) and exit from the gate of Tasleem (the last Salam of prayers).
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The Third Admonishment:
He has no need for faith of his servants
In His name, the Exalted.
We all know that – despite God is essentially Self-Sufficient and He has no need for faith of his servants and its requisites – Allah’s pleasure is in this that His servants always remain intimate to Him. Thus, we know that due to the servants’ need for intimation to the Or...
