Commentary on the Hizb al-Bahr of Imam Shadhili
Shaykh Ahmad Zarruq, Khalid Williams (tr.)
Hardback
9781909460027
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Hizb al-Bahr (Litany of the Sea), a unique litany made of Quranic verses and supplications, is a powerful invocation read by multitudes throughout the Muslim world, it was taught by the Prophet s.a.w. to Sidi Abul Hasan al-Shadhili - the renowned WaliāAllah (āFriend of Allahā) whilst travelling to Hajj.
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On the litany, the Shaykh Abul Hassan al-Shadhili said, āBy Allah, I did not utter it except as it came from the Holy Prophet, from whose instruction I learned it. āGuard it; the Holy Prophet s.a.w said to me, āfor it contains the greatest name of Allah. It is not recited in any place without security reigning there. If it had been with the inhabitants of Baghdad, the Tatars would not have taken the city.ā
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āWhoever recites it every day at sunrise, Allah hears his prayer, relieves his distress, raises his standing among people, expands his breast with knowledge of divine oneness, facilitates his concerns, lifts his hardship, keeps from him the evil of man and jinn, and protects him from the harm of mishaps of the night and day.āĀ
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This is Ahmad Zarruqās classicĀ work in explaining this invocation.
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Contents
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Introduction - Part 1
The reality of litanies and their purpose, rules, and related matters
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Introduction - Part 2
The requirements for composing a litany and using it, and the proper intention of the one who composes it and the one who uses it, and the ruling of this and matters adjacent to it
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Introduction - Part 3
Why this litany is called the 'Litany of the Sea', why it was composed, how it should be used, the rulings of travel by sea and the special qualities of the sea
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THE HIZB AL-BAHR OF IMAM SHADHILI
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Conclusion - Part 1
Concerning the issue of belief, criticism and imitation
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Conclusion - Part 2
The valid areas of imitation, what it brings, and its ruling
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Conclusion - Part 3
How conduct should be imitated
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SOME CONCLUDING ADVICE
ADDENDUM
Some important matters that people following the spiritual path require, whether they be in the world of isolation or the world of means
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Commentary on the Hizb al-Bahr of Imam Shadhili
Commentary on the Hizb al-Bahr of Imam Shadhili
Shaykh Ahmad Zarruq, Khalid Williams (tr.)
Hardback
9781909460027
Ā
Hizb al-Bahr (Litany of the Sea), a unique litany made of Quranic verses and supplications, is a powerful invocation read by multitudes throughout the Muslim world, it was taught by the Prophet s.a.w. to Sidi Abul Hasan al-Shadhili - the renowned WaliāAllah (āFriend of Allahā) whilst travelling to Hajj.
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On the litany, the Shaykh Abul Hassan al-Shadhili said, āBy Allah, I did not utter it except as it came from the Holy Prophet, from whose instruction I learned it. āGuard it; the Holy Prophet s.a.w said to me, āfor it contains the greatest name of Allah. It is not recited in any place without security reigning there. If it had been with the inhabitants of Baghdad, the Tatars would not have taken the city.ā
Ā
āWhoever recites it every day at sunrise, Allah hears his prayer, relieves his distress, raises his standing among people, expands his breast with knowledge of divine oneness, facilitates his concerns, lifts his hardship, keeps from him the evil of man and jinn, and protects him from the harm of mishaps of the night and day.āĀ
Ā
This is Ahmad Zarruqās classicĀ work in explaining this invocation.
Ā
Contents
Ā
Introduction - Part 1
The reality of litanies and their purpose, rules, and related matters
Ā
Introduction - Part 2
The requirements for composing a litany and using it, and the proper intention of the one who composes it and the one who uses it, and the ruling of this and matters adjacent to it
Ā
Introduction - Part 3
Why this litany is called the 'Litany of the Sea', why it was composed, how it should be used, the rulings of travel by sea and the special qualities of the sea
Ā
THE HIZB AL-BAHR OF IMAM SHADHILI
Ā
Conclusion - Part 1
Concerning the issue of belief, criticism and imitation
Ā
Conclusion - Part 2
The valid areas of imitation, what it brings, and its ruling
Ā
Conclusion - Part 3
How conduct should be imitated
Ā
SOME CONCLUDING ADVICE
ADDENDUM
Some important matters that people following the spiritual path require, whether they be in the world of isolation or the world of means
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Shaykh Ahmad Zarruq, Khalid Williams (tr.)
Hardback
9781909460027
Ā
Hizb al-Bahr (Litany of the Sea), a unique litany made of Quranic verses and supplications, is a powerful invocation read by multitudes throughout the Muslim world, it was taught by the Prophet s.a.w. to Sidi Abul Hasan al-Shadhili - the renowned WaliāAllah (āFriend of Allahā) whilst travelling to Hajj.
Ā
On the litany, the Shaykh Abul Hassan al-Shadhili said, āBy Allah, I did not utter it except as it came from the Holy Prophet, from whose instruction I learned it. āGuard it; the Holy Prophet s.a.w said to me, āfor it contains the greatest name of Allah. It is not recited in any place without security reigning there. If it had been with the inhabitants of Baghdad, the Tatars would not have taken the city.ā
Ā
āWhoever recites it every day at sunrise, Allah hears his prayer, relieves his distress, raises his standing among people, expands his breast with knowledge of divine oneness, facilitates his concerns, lifts his hardship, keeps from him the evil of man and jinn, and protects him from the harm of mishaps of the night and day.āĀ
Ā
This is Ahmad Zarruqās classicĀ work in explaining this invocation.
Ā
Contents
Ā
Introduction - Part 1
The reality of litanies and their purpose, rules, and related matters
Ā
Introduction - Part 2
The requirements for composing a litany and using it, and the proper intention of the one who composes it and the one who uses it, and the ruling of this and matters adjacent to it
Ā
Introduction - Part 3
Why this litany is called the 'Litany of the Sea', why it was composed, how it should be used, the rulings of travel by sea and the special qualities of the sea
Ā
THE HIZB AL-BAHR OF IMAM SHADHILI
Ā
Conclusion - Part 1
Concerning the issue of belief, criticism and imitation
Ā
Conclusion - Part 2
The valid areas of imitation, what it brings, and its ruling
Ā
Conclusion - Part 3
How conduct should be imitated
Ā
SOME CONCLUDING ADVICE
ADDENDUM
Some important matters that people following the spiritual path require, whether they be in the world of isolation or the world of means














