On a gentle evening in Ludwigshafen, members of the Royal Ottoman Society gathered for a heartfelt dhikr session led by Ayberk Efendi. The gathering, organized in partnership with Harmonie der Herzen e.V., centered on the sacred chant “Allah Hu Hakk,” inviting participants to experience the unifying vibration of God’s name.
The atmosphere was thick with devotion as voices rose together, each repetition of Allah Hu Hakk weaving a tapestry of inner peace. Ayberk Efendi guided the circle with calm assurance, reminding us that the remembrance of the Divine is not merely a vocal exercise but an opening of the heart to divine harmony. Attendees reported feeling a deep sense of alignment, as if their individual hearts beat in synchrony with the eternal pulse of creation.
Such gatherings embody the Ottoman spiritual legacy—where communal zikr serves both as a reminder of our shared humanity and as a pathway toward inner purification. By gathering in Ludwigshafen, we continue to nurture the living tradition of Sufi remembrance, bridging past and present through the simple yet profound utterance of God’s name.
If you felt moved by this evening or wish to join future dhikr circles, consider becoming a member of the Royal Ottoman Society. Together we can keep the flame of remembrance alive across cities and generations.
