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Preparing for Rabi' Al Awwal : Shaykh Habib Umar's Advice
ul-Awwal 1433 to begin on Wednesday
The Ummah mourns the passing of Sidi Shaykh Buzidi of Morocco
The Prophetic Title: BEST OF CREATION
Jewels of Mercy NEW Dates TBA
Sufism in Islam
Sufism, healing Humanity Crises and Authoritarian Concept of Religion

Preparing for Rabi' Al Awwal : Shaykh Habib Umar's Advice

Is any special formula of prayer upon the Prophet (may Allah bless him and grant him peace) that we should read during Rabi` al-Awwal?

Rabi -ul-Awwal 1433 to begin on Wednesday January 25, 2012 in North America. Mawlid-un-Nabi (saws) on Sunday February 5, 2012

Due to no positive Hilal sighting reports received from anywhere in North America ISRA announces completion of 30 days of Safar 1433H and start of Rabiul Awwal on January 25, 2012 in North America. Accordingly the blessed day of Mawlid-un-Nabi Sallal-lahu 'Alayhee Wa Sallam will be on Sunday February 5, 2012. We Share our immense joy and ask for Allah's blessings for the Ummah on this great day of Mawlid.

The Ummah mourns the passing of Sidi Shaykh Buzidi of Morocco

A great luminary of our time, a modern day Wali (Friend of Allah) , the light of Morocco, lover of Allah (swt) and His Messenger Muhammad (saws),

The Prophetic Title: BEST OF CREATION

One of the names by which the Prophet Muhammad is known - upon him blessings and peace - is Khayru-l-Khalq or "Best of Creation."

Jewels of Mercy NEW Dates Coming Soon

Jewels of Mercy retreat held in Columbia was successful and new dates and locations are coming soon. Read a review of the event at The Sandal blog

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Sufism in Islam

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Sufism, healing Humanity Crises and Authoritarian Concept of Religion

Ibn Arabi, a great Sufi master, once said: “My heart became an image of every picture; it is the place for a Dervish to dance; it is a monastery for a monk to learn.