In this brief yet powerful recording, Sheikh Bahauddin Efendi and Ayberk Efendi lead a collective dhikr that reverberates with the names of the Divine—“Ya Allah,” “Ya Ghaym,” “Ya Latif,” “Ya Karim.” The repeated invocation creates a rhythmic wave of remembrance, inviting listeners to quiet the mind and open the heart to the subtle presence of God. Within the Sufi tradition, such sustained chanting serves as a portal to inner stillness, allowing the seeker to feel the mercy (Rahman) and compassion (Rahim) that flow from every Divine attribute. Though simple in form, the practice embodies centuries‑old Ottoman spiritual heritage, reminding us that the path to unity is often paved with the humble repetition of God’s beautiful names.
If you feel called to deepen your experience of this meditation, consider joining our live gatherings where Bayah can be taken and the rhythm of remembrance explored together. You may also explore our community page to connect with fellow seekers.
