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Zahra Publications Catalogue
Inspirational
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Bursts of Silence
Shaykh Fadhlalla Haeri
These inspired
aphorisms are remedies for hearts that seek the truth. They
provide keys to the doors of inner knowledge, as well as
antidotes to distraction and confusion.
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Calling Allah by His
Most Beautiful Names
Shaykh Fadhlalla Haeri
The primal design of
human beings is based on an intrinsic knowledge of perfection
and its yearning and journeying towards it. Life's experience is
based on polarities and opposites, all of which is founded on a
zone of constancy that does not change. All needs and desires
are drives toward the perfection of the highest. The intelligent
human being has no choice other than calling on Allah, whose
Most Beautiful Names and Attributes are perfect at all times. It
is by that calling and worship that we achieve the fruits of
existence.
"In this book,
we have presented a brief discourse on the doors of entry into
the vast, boundless divine light created through supplication
and calling upon Allah. Our hope is to facilitate its use,
benefit and transformation for the traveler along the path.
Thus, the repeated reading and use of this book by the seeker is
recommended to open up numerous horizons and subtleties of
Allah's ways of grace." -- from the Introduction by
Shaykh Fadhlalla Haeri
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Forty Windows
-- and more
Shaykh Fadhlalla Haeri
Human expression is
a reflection of the consciousness that we have been endowed
with. Like music, poetry can express the physical, experiential
or higher reflection of subtle meanings and insights.
When the heart is
empty the mind is illumined then the poetic expressions are
echoes of divine truth, withstanding the test of time and place.
Human spirit
originates from the zone of light which is before time and space
and years from that ‘eternal’ garden during its journey through
this world. This book of short poems and Sufi songs are to
encourage us along this journey.
Read a sample poem from this collection
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Path to Light
Diwans of Shaykh Muhammad ibn al-Habib and
Wird of al-Haydariyah al-Shadhiliyah
Compiled by
Shaykh Fadhlalla Haeri
There are a number
of prescriptions for the wayfarer that will help him or her on
the journey towards the Higher. The most important is the
companionship of like-minded people and singing the praise of
the Creator. If the diwan is approached and sung properly
the wayfarer will discover a wide variety of tonics to suit
every ill. The effect of people’s gathering with sincere
intention combined with the specific use of sound polishes the
heart of the seeker, freeing it to reflect the spark of divine
light that is already there.
Review some of the diwans
To hear some of the diwans online
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Ripples of Light
Shaykh Fadhlalla Haeri
These inspired
aphorisms are remedies for hearts that seek the truth. They
provide keys to the doors of inner knowledge, as well as
antidotes to distraction and confusion. They are highly
condensed and meant for the advanced seeker who has already read
much and progressed along the path.
Review excerpts from this booklet
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The Key to the 99 Secret
Gates
Shaykh Asif
"In Islam there is a
tradition to use 99 attributes or names to represent the
qualities of God. When teaching his followers the prophet
Muhammad, may peace and blessings be upon him, said: "Whoever
memorizes 99 names of Allah will surely enter paradise."
Since then these 99 qualities have been called "the 99 Most
Beautiful Names of Allah". All the names are mentioned in the
Qur`an, and during the centuries many lists of names, compiled
by saints and seekers, have been in circulation in the world of
Islam. Some collections list 100 names and some list 101, 102 or
103 names. The only correct way is to conform to the traditional
saying of the Prophet, which is ninety-nine.
...
In September in the
year 2000 a small fortunate group of spiritual seekers were
given the opportunity to sit at the feet of a spiritual master,
when he shared his deep knowledge of the 99 Most Beautiful
Names. [This book] is the fruit of these days and nights of
inspiration centered around the divine attributes. Each one is
given a descriptive name in English and is presented as a
quatrain.
Anyone who regularly
meditates on these names and verses will find them to be gates
that open to a deepening relationship to God." -- from the
Introduction of The Key to the 99 Secret Gates.
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The Wisdom of Ibn Ata'Allah
Translated and Commentary by
Shaykh Fadhlalla Haeri
Shaykh Abu Al-Fadhl
Ahmed Ibn Muhammad Ibn Abdul Karim, known as Ibn Ata'Allah al-Iskandari
is one of the great enlightened Sufi Masters of North Africa,
who had influenced many generations after him along this path.
Ibn Ata'Allah was an acknowledged 'Alim and Imam of
Shari'ah and the most influential man of Light and gnosis of his
day. He came under the transformative light of Abu Al-Abbas al-Mursi,
who had passed on to him the richest treasures of Shadhili
teachings including much of the tradition of the founder of this
Tariqa, Abu al-Hassan al-Shadhili.
His spiritual legacy
is encapsulated in the dense form of the Hikam, which is
renowned as one of the most important Sufi texts, and certainly
the earliest of Shadhili texts. Although the Hikam is his
principal work, he authored several others, the most notable
being Miftah al-Falah wa Misbah al-Arwah (The Key to
Salvation and the Lantern of Spirits), a treatise on the
courtesies and manner of invocation as a means of arrival at
gnosis.
These aphorisms of
Ibn Ata'Allah reveal the breadth and depth of an enlightened
being who reflects tawhid (divine unity) and is connected
to the path of transformation through worship.
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Thirty Windows
Shaykh Fadhlalla Haeri
Human expression is
a reflection of the consciousness that we have been endowed
with. Like music, poetry can express the physical, experiential
or higher reflection of subtle meanings and insights.
When the heart is
empty the mind is illumined then the poetic expressions are
echoes of divine truth, withstanding the test of time and place.
Human spirit
originates from the zone of light which is before time and space
and years from that ‘eternal’ garden during its journey through
this world. This book of short poems and Sufi songs are to
encourage us along this journey.
Contact a Zahra Publications Center
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