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Seadet-i Ebediyye - Endless Bliss Second Fascicle

Translations of letters from Imam-i Rabbani's Maktubat and Sayyid Abdulhakim Arwasi's books. Subjects include kinds of hadiths, justice, qada, qadar, madhhabs, bid'ats, fiqh, shafa'at, corrupt religions, Islam&Science and various aspects of sufism.

Translations of letters from Imam-i Rabbani's Maktubat and Sayyid Abdulhakim Arwasi's books. Subjects include kinds of hadiths, justice, qada, qadar, madhhabs, bid'ats, fiqh, shafa'at, corrupt religions, Islam&Science and various aspects of sufism.

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20 — SECOND VOLUME, 25th LETTER<br />

This letter, written to Khwâja Sharâfaddîn-i Huseyn, explains<br />

that everything done so as to follow Rasûlullah is dhikr:<br />

Alhamdu-l-illâhi wa salâmun ’ibâdihil ladhî-n-astafâ. The letter<br />

which my dear son sent through Mawlâna ’Abd-ur-Rashîd and<br />

Mawlâna Jân Muhammad has reached us, together with the sum of<br />

the votive offering. May Allâhu ta’âlâ bestow the best things upon<br />

you in return! We are glad to hear that you are in good health.<br />

O my son! This time of yours is a chance. And chance is a<br />

great blessing. Time that is spent in good health and without care<br />

is a rare blessing. Every hour should be spent remembering<br />

Allâhu ta’âlâ. Everything, even buying and selling, done in<br />

obedience to Rasûlullah, will become dhikr. Then, every action,<br />

every attitude should be adapted to Rasûlullah. Thus all of them<br />

will become dhikr. Dhikr means to expel unawareness. [1] That is, it<br />

means to remember Allâhu ta’âlâ. When one observes Allah’s<br />

commands and prohibitions in one’s every action, every deed, one<br />

will be secure against forgetting about the Owner of the<br />

commandments and prohibitions and will always remember Him.<br />

21 — THIRD VOLUME, 105th LETTER<br />

This letter, written in response to a letter from Shaikh Hasan-i<br />

Berkî, encourages to recover the forgotten sunnats and to avoid<br />

bid’ats.<br />

I begin to write this letter with the Basmala. May hamd<br />

(praise and gratitude) be to Allâhu ta’âlâ. I send my salâms to<br />

and invocations for the good people chosen by Allâhu ta’âlâ. I<br />

very much rejoiced to read the letter from my brother Shaikh<br />

Hasan. Valuable pieces of knowledge and ma’rifats were written<br />

in it. When I understood them, I became very happy. Thanks be<br />

to Allâhu ta’âlâ, all the knowledge and kashfs which you wrote<br />

are correct. They are all agreeable with the Qur’ân and hadîths.<br />

So are the right beliefs of the savants of Ahl as-sunnat. May<br />

[1] Please see the twenty-fifth chapter of the fourth fascicle of <strong>Endless</strong><br />

<strong>Bliss</strong>.<br />

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