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99 Drops Endless Mercy Oceans 99 Drops From Endless Mercy Oceans 3 Know that you come to this world from an unknown world of nothingness, and again will be travelling to another unknown territory of nothingness 99 Sohbets of Maulana Sheikh Nazim Adil al Haqqani ar Rabbani Introduction - page 10 1- A DROP FROM THE ENDLESS OCEANS IS ALL THAT YOU CAN TAKE - 26 2- LIMITLESS INTENTIONS - 29 3- LOVE THAT IS FOREVER - 32 4- ALIVE IS THE HEART THAT LOVES THE DIVINE - 35 5- MAKE THE ENTRANCE TO HEAVEN WIDE - 38 6- BECOME A HEAVENLY BEING - 40 7- MUHAMMED, THE MOST BLESSED IN THE DIVINE PRESENCE - 44 8- HE WHO HAS SEEN ME HAS SEEN HAQQ - 51 9- THE GEMS AMONGST THE STONES - 54 10- EVERYTHING IS CONTAINED IN THE HOLY QURAN - 57 11- A THIMBLE CANNOT CONTAIN THE OCEAN - 61 12- THEE ALONE WE WORSHIP AND FROM THEE ALONE WE SEEK HELP - 64 4 13- BEWARE OF SHAITAN - page 69 14- JOURNEY TO THE DIVINE PRESENCE - 71 15- THE GRINDING OF THE EGO - 73 16- CERTAINTY IS A TREASURE FROM THE FRIENDS OF ALLAH - 76 17- THE MOST BEAUTIFUL RECITAL - 79 18- THE SECRETS OF SACRED KNOWLEDGE - 81 19- REMEMBERING AND RESPECTING THE DEAD - 87 20- A DIFFERENT GIFT FOR EVERY NIGHT - 89 21- GET CONNECTED - 91 22- KEEP ALLAH AND ALLAH KEEPS YOU - 95 23- REVIVE YOUR SPIRITUAL LIFE - 97 24- WISDOM IS THE ESSENCE OF KNOWLEDGE- 100 25- TECHNOLOGY IS UNABLE TO STOP TIME - 103 26- THE KNOWLEDGE THAT UNIVERSITIES DONT TEACH - 107 27- TOWARDS AN ENLIGHTENED CENTURY - 110 28- ON SICKNESS AND HEALTH - 113 29- THE IMPORTANCE OF MARRIAGE - 116 30- LIFE'S DESIRES ARE SURROUNDED BY DISLIKED THINGS - 118 31- METHODS FOR CLEANING THE HEART - 120 5 32- MOVE TOWARDS YOUR PRIVATE OCEAN IN THE DIVINE PRESENCE - page 124 33- “ASK AND I SHALL GIVE TO YOU” - 127 34- YOU MUST BE POWERFUL FOR ISLAM - 130 35- ASK TO BE CLOSER TO ALLAH - 133 36- COMING FROM ALLAH AND GOING TO ALLAH - 136 37- OUR LAST DESTINATION IS THE DIVINE PRESENCE -139 38- ASK PERFECTION FROM A PERFECT ONE - 142 39- KNOWLEDGE OF THE HEART IS NEVER LOST - 146 40- MANKIND HAS BEEN HONOURED WITH A DIVINE TRUST - 150 41- DEPEND ON ALLAH - 153 42- RUN TO FIND YOUR REAL IDENTITY - 156 43- THE TUNNEL TO PASS - 159 44- BANKS - 161 45- THERE IS NO COMPULSION IN RELIGION - 162 46- SHAITANIC TEACHINGS - 163 47- ADAB IS THE SOUL OF KNOWLEDGE - 166 48- LAKUM DINUKUM WA LIYA DIN - 168 49- SPRINGTIME FOR ISLAM - 170 50- ON THE BRIDGE TO ANOTHER KIND OF LIFE - 171 51- BE TRUE AND THEN DON’T FEAR - page 175 52- COME BACK TO NATURE - 178 53- HEAVENLY BLESSINGS OF MUHARRAM - 180 54- ASK FOR HONOUR AND RESPECT IN THE DIVINE PRESENCE - 182 55- HEAVENLY RELIGIONS HAVE SPIRITUALITY - 185 56- ISLAM CANNOT BE CHANGED - 189 57- THE SULTAN IS THE SHADOW OF ALLAH ON EARTH - 192 58- TIE YOUR CAMEL FIRST - 196 59- NOT ONLY A HOPE BUT A REALITY - 198 60- LABBAIK ALLAHUMMA LABBAIK - 200 61- OH MY SERVANT COME AND VISIT ME - 206 62- THE PROPHET - HEALER OF HEARTS - 209 63- REAL DOCTORS - 210 64- SIGNS OF A MURSHID - 211 65- AS YOU LIKE, OH MY LORD - 213 66- THE STATION OF SINCERITY - 217 67- OUR CONSCIENCE IS FROM HEAVENS - 218 68- THE HEART'S DHIKR - 220 69- ALLAH IS THE MAIN POWER STATION - 222 7 70- THE POWER OF THE SHEIKH - page 223 71- HEART CONNECTION - 225 72- THE SECRET POWER OF THE 'BISMILLAH' - 227 73- ISTHIKARA-ASKING FOR GUIDANCE - 229 74- REAL INSPIRATIONS - 230 75- FROM HEART TO HEART - 231 76- THE EARS OF THE HEART - 232 77- MEETINGS FOR THE SAKE OF ALLAH - 233 78- KEEP ALLAH AND ALLAH KEEPS YOU - 235 79- THE BASE OF FAITH - 237 80- THE 6TH PILLAR OF FAITH - 239 81- "OH MY LORD, I AM IN NEED OF YOUR MERCY!" - 240 82- THE STATION OF CONTENMENT - HOW TO CONTROL ANGER - 242 83- "WITH PLEASURE, OH MY LORD!" - 243 84- THERE IS NO 'EMPTY TIME' - 244 85- HOW TO BE ACCEPTABLE IN THE DIVINE PRESENCE - 245 86- THE 12 GOOD CHARACTERISTICs IN DOGS - 246 87- ALLAH TRIES HIS SERVANTS - 247 88- THE SIGN OF SPIRITUAL HEALTH - 248 89- THE SECRET KUFR - page 249 90- MALAYANI - THAT WHICH DOESN'T CONCERN YOU - 250 91- ARE WE BUILDING OR DESTROYING? - 251 92- FIRST FIGHT YOUR OWN SELF - 252 93- THE NEED OF A DIVINE MIRROR TO SEE ONESELF - 253 94- THE FINER POINTS OF CHARACTER - 254 95- SINCERITY IN ZIKR - 258 96- THE HUMILITY OF HUMBLENESS - 262 97- THE FACETS OF FAMILIARITY - 265 98- THE JUDGE OF JUDGEMENTS - 269 99- IMAGINATION VS THE RENDEZVOUS WITH REALITY 271 CONCLUSION - 277 - Introduction: Sheikh Nazim Al-Haqqani leader of the Naqshbandi Mehmet Nâzim Adil, Muhammed Nazim El-Hakkani, born April 21, 1922, best known as Sheikh Nazim, is a Turkish Cypriot Sufi, leader of the Naqshbandi-Haqqani Order. He is also known by his many honorifics as Sultan-al Always sheikh Mawlana as-Sayyid Khwaja Muhammad Nazim Adil al-Haqqani al-Rabbani al-Qubrusi al-Firdausi an-Naqshbandi. He was born in Larnaca, Cyprus, hence the title "Kibrisi" Cypriot. He traces his lineage to the 11th century Sufi Abdul Qadir Jilani and the 13th century Anatolian mystic Jalaluddin Rumi. His maternal and paternal grandfathers were sheikhs in the Qadiri and Mevlevi orders respectively. As a child, the young Nazim showed a propensity towards spirituality. His father sent him to school to study secular knowledge during the day and in the evening he studied Islam at the local maktab, where he learned the basics of Islamic law, jurisprudence, the Hadith and Qur'anic exegesis. Sheikh Nazim is a spiritual leader of the Naqshbandi golden chain. He is also head of the Naqshbandi Haqqani Sufi Order. He has also written or dictated many books, some of which have been published by the Islamic Supreme Council of America. After completing secondary school in 1940, at the age of 18 the young Nazim moved to Istanbul where two brothers and a sister were living. He studied chemical engineering at Istanbul University. While advancing in his non-religious studies, Nazim continued his education in Islamic theology and the Arabic language under the tutelage of Sheikh Cemalettin Elassonli. Nazim received a degree in chemical engineering and he excelled among his colleagues. Yet he would later state, "I felt no attraction to modern science. My heart was always drawn to the spiritual sciences." He later came to master not only his native tongue Turkish, but Arabic, English, and Greek as well. At some point during his first year of life in Istanbul, Nazim met his first spiritual guide, Sheikh Suleyman Erzurumi, who was a murshid in the Naqshbandi Order. 10 Sheikh Nazim attended the gatherings of this particular sheikh which were held in the Sultan Ahmed Mosque. Here he learned the basic spiritual methods of the Naqshbandi Order, in addition to those of the Qadiri and the Mevlevi. His focus on spirituality was further reinforced by the unexpected death of an elder brother. Shortly after attaining his degree Sheikh Nazim received inspiration to go to Damascus in order to find the famed Naqshbandi master, Sheikh Abdullah al-Fa'izi ad-Daghestani. He obtained permission from Sheikh Erzurumi to leave Istanbul and in 1944 he arrived in Syria, although the unrest caused by the Vichy French government prevented his entry into Damascus until 1945. Upon meeting with the master, whose tekke is located on the slopes of the Jabal Qasyoun, Sheikh Nazim took his hand in bay'ah, or initiation. The young Sheikh Nazim's mystical faculties were self-evident and he advanced along the Sufi path with great speed. Shortly thereafter Sheikh Abdullah Daghestani ordered Sheikh Nazim to return to his native Cyprus to deliver spiritual guidance. Sheikh Abdullah also conferred the title of "Sheikh" to Sheikh Nazim thus giving him the legitimacy to speak on behalf of the Naqshbandi Order. While in Cyprus, Sheikh Nazim came into conflict with pro-Atatürk governing body of the Turkish community of the island. His repeated act of making the adhan in Arabic rather than the prescribed Turkish brought several lawsuits against him and there were some 114 cases lodged against him for crimes against the secular order. Nevertheless all these were dropped shortly thereafter with the coming to power of Adnan Menderes in Turkey, whose government opted for a more tolerant approach to Islamic traditions. Sheikh Nazim moved back to Damascus in 1952, when he was wed to the daughter of one of the murids of Sheikh Abdullah Daghestani, Amina Adil (1929–2004), whose family came to settle in Syria after fleeing Soviet rule of their native Kazan. From that time, Sheikh Nazim took up residence in Damascus, and every year he would visit Cyprus for at least three months. The couple have two daughters and two sons. 11 Worldwide mission work In the year following the death of Sheikh Abdullah Fa'izi ad-Daghestani in 1973, Sheikh Nazim began visiting Western Europe, travelling every year from the Middle East to London. On his return trips to Damascus, he would often drive by car through the former Yugoslavia, spending time visiting the Muslim communities there. It became his practice to spend the month of Ramadan in the large centre established in London. In 2000 this practice was discontinued. In 1991, Sheikh Nazim visited the United States for the first time, at the invitation of his son- in-law and representative Sheikh Hisham Kabbani. At that time Maulana Sheikh Nazim made the first of four nationwide tours, during the course of which thousands of individuals entered the fold of Islam.
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