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Dhikr (Arabic: ذِكْر; /ðɪkr/; lit. 'remembrance, reminder, mention') is a form of
Islamic worship in
which phrases or
prayers are
repeatedly recited for...
- الشاملة". shamela.ws. al-Qanwaji,
Siddiq Hasan Khan (2011). al-Hitthah fi
Zhikr al-Sihah al-Sittah. Sana: Dar al-Athar. p. 297. Al-Albani,
Muhammed Nasir...
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centuries unfolded,
women held
their own
semas and men also
whirled in
zhikr separate from women. However, in the time of
Mevlana [Rumi], spontaneous...
- five
years performing ascetic practices including long
periods of fasting,
Zhikr and Fikr (also
called Taffakkur).
Taffakkur is a
technique by
which the...
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engage in the
spiritual practices promoted by the
society (particularly
zhikr and the
study of Rumi’s poetry). The main group, led in
person by Kabir...
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inception IMI has held over 80
group prayers, and
spiritual services,
including zhikr, Qur'anic
discussion circles, and
multiple discussion and
social events...