In this serene gathering, Sheikh Bahauddin Efendi and Ayberk Efendi join their voices in the beloved dhikr “Layla illallah… Al‑ḥamdu lillāh.” The simple yet powerful repetition of Laylaha illallah (“There is no night but Allah”) and Alhamdulillah (“All praise be to God”) creates a gentle wave of remembrance that invites every heart present to pause, breathe, and turn toward the Divine.
The phrase Tövbe ya Rabbi – “Repent, O Lord” – serves as both a humble supplication and an invitation to open the soul. By chanting together, the sheikhs model how collective zikr can soften the ego, calm inner turbulence, and allow mercy to flow freely. The rhythm mirrors the natural breath: inhaling the name of Allah, exhaling gratitude, making the practice accessible for newcomers while deepening the experience for seasoned seekers.
We welcome anyone who feels drawn to this living tradition to join our live gatherings, where collective dhikr, study of classic Sufi texts, and heartfelt remembrance are shared in community.
