In this short session, Sheikh Bahauddin Adil invites us into a simple yet profound form of remembrance. Through the repeated chanting of “Subḥāna Allāh, Sultan Allāh, Nabī Muḥammad ʿalayhi as‑salām”, the gathering finds a steady rhythm of devotion that calms the heart and opens it to the divine presence.
The phrase carries layers of meaning. Subḥāna Allāh glorifies the perfection of the Creator, Sultan Allāh affirms His absolute sovereignty, and Nabī Muḥammad ʿalayhi as‑salām sends blessings upon the Prophet, the perfect example of submission. Repeating these words aligns the breath with the divine names: each inhalation becomes a moment of gratitude, each exhalation a release of worldly tension.
Sheikh Bahauddin’s gentle cadence leads into a meditative state in which the repetition becomes a living remembrance. The seeker may feel the “star” of divine light within, a peace in the heart and a subtle uplift of health and spirit. In the Sufi tradition, dhikr is more than words spoken aloud; it is a means of purifying the soul and drawing nearer to the Beloved.
We invite you to take up this practice, whether in a private moment of stillness or in our communal gatherings. Our live meetings offer regular sessions where you can experience dhikr together with the community.
Join our live meetings and feel the transformative power of remembrance.
May this remembrance bring you serenity, love and a renewed sense of the divine presence.
