In the third part of the “Hakk Muhammed” series, Sheikh Bahauddin Efendi and Ayberk Efendi lead a moment of dhikr in Ottoman‑rooted Sufi music. The recording opens with “Bismillāhir‑Raḥmānir‑Raḥīm,” followed by a steady repetition of Allāhu, lā ilāha illā Allāh. The words are simple, but the melody carries each one beyond its literal meaning and makes the chant a living remembrance of Hakk Muhammed.
The steady rhythm and the joined voices create a stillness in which the heart can settle in the presence of the Divine. More recordings are in our Library.
