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Tag Archives: loud voice
Zikr
I have been doing zikr of darood within the heart for a while last week my friend explained a form of zikr called qalbi zikr a Naqshbandi mureed explained it to him and he explained it to me… Continue reading
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Tagged daily prayers, dhikr by heart, dhikr qalbi, loud voice, salat, silent dhikr
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Dream: Good News and Bad News
On that day I did not sleep on the bed, I slept on a floor mat. My dream was I was in a village surrounded by paddy fields… Continue reading
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Tagged bad news, corruption, good news, Imam Mahdi, loud voice, Mawlana Shaykh Nazim Adil al-Haqqani, paddy fields, passed away, village, white beard, white dress
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Conditions for Intention in Ibadah
What are the conditions for a valid intention in any act of ibadah? (mainly wudu’, prayers and ghusl)… Continue reading
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Tagged `ibadah, ablution, Arabic, conscience, doubts, focus, full ablution, ghusl, heart, intention, jahri, loud voice, native language, niyyah, prayer, repeat prayers, sake of Allah, salat, sirri, wudu
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