Time 4 Dhikr - Quran audio & reciters

Complete Quran with audio (22 reciters)

In his book "Haqaiiq Tasawuf," Shaykh Abd al Qadir al rahimahullah Isa discusses the advantages of dhikr in an informative chapter.

Ibn al-Qayyim al-Jawziyya outlines various benefits of dhikr in his work "Al-kalam wâbil assayib minal has Tayyab":

"There are more than a hundred virtues associated with dhikr:

1 - It dispels Satan and calms disturbing thoughts. 2 - It invites God's approval. 3 - It alleviates worries and anxieties within the heart. 4 - It brings happiness and delight to the heart. 5 - It brightens the face and soul. 6 - It fortifies both heart and body. 7 - It attracts sustenance. 8 - It embodies respect, sweetness, and an appealing demeanor. 9 - It fosters love, which is the essence of Islam—the foundation of joy and salvation. God designated a purpose for everything, and love (for God) is maintained through persistent practice of dhikr. Those seeking to attain God's love should engage in frequent remembrance. Dhikr acts as the gateway to love, its most profound symbol, and the path to righteousness. 10 - It cultivates self-awareness and leads one toward achieving ihsan (perfection). This allows worship as if one sees God; hence, there is no other route to the rank of ihsan like the path of dhikr, akin to the one who cannot remain still and reach their destination without walking."

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