Naqshbandiyya - The "Orthodox" Sufi Order?
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- In this collaboration with the channel al-Muqaddimah, I will do my first deep dive into one of the many Sufi orders - the Naqshbandiyya.
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Sources/Further Reading:
Abun-Nasr, Jamil (2007). "Muslim Communities of Grace - The sufi brotherhoods in Islamic religious life". Hurst & Company, London
Malik, Jamal & John Hinnells (2006). "Sufism in the West". Routledge.
Sorgenfrei, Simon (2016). "Sufism i Sverige". Nämnden för statligt stöd till trossamfund.
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May God bless you as well 😊 with successful life and eternal life.
A good video, and the stuff said here is generally true. There are numerous claims that aren't specifically true however. Lots of Naqshabandis engage in loud zikr for example, even with musical dhaff instruments. The Naqshabandi Order also places great emphasis on following a single living Shaykh, and the Shaykh decides according to circumstances whether to engage in loud or silent zikr. If loud zikr begins to serve ones own pride and ego, then the Shaykh commands silent zikr. If the silent zikr serves pride and ego, then loud zikr is practiced. The key is to combat the ego and different cultures express pride and arrogance either loudly or silently, and the form of zikr is to counter that.
There are 41 Sufi Orders, with 40 stemming from Ali and one from Abu Bakr. The Naqshabandis recognise this and generally do not really consider themselves any more orthodox than other orders. What they are highly critical of however, are people who ONLY embrace sufi practices while neglecting Shariah, like people who like sufi music and song or poetry, but do not pray 5 times daily like how Islamic shariah law stipulates. This is because it amounts to another ego-serving pursuit of picking the parts of Islam one likes and neglecting and ignoring other essential and often more important parts.
Mashallah
Thank you for further clarification on the topic brother.
Aghrr the ego! After years of doing the work as honestly and earnestly as i could (although at times i was very lazy), I would now say that there are no specific rules, be it loud or silent dhikr, because "one technique would supposedly tease the ego", which is what we want to watch in ourselves. If all roads lead to Rome, likewise all techniques lead to God and it really does not matter if a person has a big ego, or enjoys the sound of his/her own voice or likes to show off, because it is important to experience the ego and recognise it in order to reach self-knowledge and the divine qualities as well as realise the ultimate, ie. 'there is no other God but God' (La ilaha illallah), which is tantamount to saying that All that Is is God. In my personal experience, it takes a long time to understand all the tricks of one's ego and arrogance, and the essential ingredient is sincerity, courage and honesty with oneself to look at one's shadow self. Rules are always a frame supposed to have a deeper meaning, but they can also be a distraction from the goal because focusing too much on the form can stop the flow and experience with God. This is why I cannot and could not adhere to the Naqshbandi tariqa or other similar turuq.
@@latifa1310 interesting take, what tariqa do you adhere to now?
@@ahmyk9190 I do not adhere to a tariqa anymore but used to follow a Mevlevi tariqa which I left because it no longer resonated due to the dysfunctionality of its people who I feel did/do not understand the true meaning of Service to others ('Khidma'). However I will always be grateful to all the spiritual gifts and experiences I received and to the inner beauty I saw in most of its people even though many of them were dysfunctional. I liked the fact that men and women are mixed, but that's personal to me and I respect women who prefer their own intimacy together with other women only. I visited some other tariqat but they resonated even less with me. I do not have a sheikh or sheikha but I met a true sheikh who does not call himself a sheikh. We all need a sheikh to start with and the different styles of Shuyukh correspond to the multiple types of personalities. But at some point we understand that everybody is our sheikh in that everybody is a messenger of God and is a reflection of our self and a mirror, as such if we are truly honest with ourselves, we know what we need to work on. I learned to be very attentive to the messages I hear or see because within these, there is a lesson for me or some gift from God. When I need help with something specific, I ask God and the answer comes either in a dream, as a thought (inner message) or through someone, or a video, etc...God is my ultimate guide and his path is my tariqa...a rocky path but worth it.
You spoke in a very articulate way, there was a neat academic clarity. Thanks!
The most peaceful people on surface of earth I’ve spent time with them. The naqshbandiya sufis always say first shariah then tariqa they basically mean if you can’t follow Shari law properly there is no need to come to tariqa.
Shariah the commands of Allah you have to follow. We have to be Muslims 1st thensufies
Well what does shari'a law mean? It's such a vague word, everyone has their own definition and criteria of what shari'a means so at the end of the day, it's void of any consensus and meaning
Edit: it's really hard to find even two people in the sufi orders who agree on what shari'a means in practice. Yes, most may agree in theory though
@Ali Baba your remark is true regarding my wrong terminology I've used, I'll give you that but how is it relevant to what my point is?
@Ali Baba yeah, but what's the point of believing in something ill defined?
@Ali Baba what I mean is that the rules found in the Islamic books of jurisprudence are not matching what people believe.
I visited Sheikh Bahauddin Naqshbandi and its environment gave me a goose-bump......ALLAH bless his soul...
he is such a funny but clever man isn't he
Jinns brother
I am naqishbendi Alhumdulliha what a prize
So beautiful so peaceful
So simple age 60 now can't wait to see my lord.
I have been binge-watching everything on this page since I came across it. really enjoyable I must say. it would be really great if you could dedicate a video to the 'Tijjaniyya Sufi Order' 😀. I wish you peace and good health.
Another topic request: Hadrat Khidr (KW) and the inter-religious/inter-cultural representations of "Khidr-like" figures in different societies and religions for example "The Green Man" folklore of Europe, Hermes Trismegastis/Tehuti in Hellenic Egypt and "Krsna" in Vedic Traditions.
oh my gawd, YESSS
this would definitely be a great youtube topic! down here in Bangladesh, we have folklore tales about this khwaza Khizr and Local saints Manik Peer, Badr Peer which is a syncretism in between Sufi and Hindu practices, where god Shiva and Hadrat Khidr becomes mixed together!
@@shahranhussain6037 I didn't know that. That's very interesting indeed. I would love to know more.
Also Saint George in some Middle Eastern Christian customs.
Wasnt hadrat khizr in surah kahf in the Quraan. He was more knowledgeable than Moses as. He lived underwater.
Hazrat Khidr is in the Naqsyabandi Golden Chain salasilah.
May Allah swt bless you with heavenly guidance and enlightenment.
So I just recently found out that my Great-Grandfather was a Naqshbandi and very staunchly adhered to the silsila. But since then, the family's adherence to the silsila has watered down to the point that I only recently found out that our family once belonged to this Silsila. Watching this video was a very unique and interesting way of learning about my heritage. Thank you!
Mashallah who's mureed was he?
Good mashaAllah you dont need a sheikh to “guide” you. Your family learned this over the years, Allah guides you.
@@yknows3158 you're wrong brother
In order to learn Quran you have a teacher who guides you through the recitation and tajweed etc
Ultimate guidance is ofcourse from Allah but that's not whats being discussed here
Similarly a sheikh guides you when u join a silsila
@@ghulamnabi0learning Quran and tajweed is one thing but not grave worship asking from the dead and believing a sheikh will answer for you on judgment day etc thats what naqshbandi sheikh nazim followers believe. Which is not Islam, it actually takes you out of Islam.
@@yknows3158 you've changed the topic we were discussing
But no problem
Stay blessed
This is so helpful and informative. Hoping for mu'tazilah explanation next.
These are Deviated groups , How dare you like them?
@@limitedquantitysufiyyahexp3913 did he say that he likes them? He just wanted a video on them.
Your videos are so comprehensive and beneficial to both non Muslims who have no experience of Islam and for Muslims. As a convert I have enjoyed this and the first video I watched on Shaykh Al Akbar Muhyidin Ibn 'Arabi may The Divine Presence Sanctify his secret and fragrance his resting place with rose petals and jasmine water. Thank you so much for these videos and the clear way you articulate the topics that can seem dense otherwise.
and I agree with what he says about ibn Arabi being misunderstanding. for I have deep love for this order AND for ibn Arabi.
Never seen a channel as underrated as this one.
The subject has been much sidelined from mainstream Islam in later centuries. It was a mainstream Islam in the spiritual revival in the middle ages. In fact almost all Islamic scholars and ulema were Sufis then. But as the nation states were formed, their role was sidelined by the fuqaha ulemas who serve the state. Modern secular education sideline the Sufis further and thus knowledge on Sufism becomes more rare. It now becomes exotic since a lot of people are seekers for inner self, after they are illusioned with the modern way of life. Majority of Muslims have very little awareness on the subject.
Al-Muqqadimah brought me here. Excellent presentation. Thank you!
Realy informative video, would love to see one on the Qadari order.
The first chain you referred to is Naqshbandi Haqqani which was given to Shaykh Nazim Al Haqqani (Rahmatullah Alayh) by Shaykh Abdullah Faizi Dagestani (Rahmatullah Alayh).
ASSALAMUALAIKUM TO EVERY ONE (PEACE UNTO YOU ALL).
IAM ALSO ONE OF THE STUDENT OF NAQASHBANDIYYA SILSILA, I GOT HUGE BENEFIT FROM VEDIO YOU UPLOADED SO JZAKALLAH (MAY GOD REWARD YOU WITH GODNESS) AND ACCOMPLISHED YOUR ALL WISHES.
I WILL NOT FORGET YOU IN MY NAQASHBANDIYYA PRACTICES HAHA INSHALLAH .
It used to be the norm for a learned Sunni to follow one school of Kelam, one school of Fiqh and one School of Tasawwuf/Sufizm. For example, many Ottoman Sultans chose to be Maturidi in Kelam, Hanafi in Fiqh and Naqshbandi in Tasawwuf. The President of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan is actually a follower of the Naqshbandi Tariqa, and obviously also Hanafi and Maturidi as his "Ottoman forefathers". I am from Albania, a country where Islam cam through the Ottomans and it was quite common, that alongside the standard Hanafi+Maturidi combination of the Empire, to choose whatever Sufi Tariqa one would prefer (Riffai, Naqshbandi, Halwati etc)
However, one Tariqa, the Bektashi Tariqa is a special one, as it is seen as a separate religion. They describe themselves as Twelver Alevite Shiites. They don't consider the five daily prayers to be obligatory, they cosider alcohol or pork t5 be permissibe, but they consider rabbit to be forbidden. Men and women worship together and their clerics (Dervishes, Baba, Dede or Kryegjysh) remain celibate. They do go in Hajj and many of them hold proudly the title Hajji, but their main pilgrimage is one done at the Tomorri Mountain (probably an old holy site of the pre-christian pagan religion of Albania and Illyria) which Bektashis believe to be the place where Abbas Ali fled to by miracle during the Battle of Karbala.
I highly suggest you discover the Bektashi. There's many documentaries and material in Albanian which I am willing to translate for you, if you are interested.
salam aliekom brother . i have a question . as an albanian native muslim . what is your point of view toward nasir aldin al albani . i hope you tell me objectivly and freely with no barriers .
@@testtester6520 Aleikum Selam brother. I don't know much about him to be honest. But just because he is Albanian it doesn't mean I would have a good opinion about him. All I know is that I don't like that kind of Ahl Al-Hadith Salafi attitude towards Islam. It's as if the Qur'an is not enough for these people and it's the hadith that will "complete" it - we just have to find the ones with "sahih" chains. This has made the hadith collections a form of "The Gospel according to Bukhari" or "The Gospel according to Muslim".
The Maliki Madhhab is the number one enemy for Ahl Al Hadith, because Imam Malik, in his Muwatta narrated hadiths with Sahih chains but he refused to act upon them because the living Sunnah passed by practice was more important to him than narrations passed by word of mouth.
Anyway, Al Albani has given his contribution, so may Allah reward him. I may disagree with many of his teachings and beliefs but I don't strip people off of their merit.
@@DarioHaruni thank you brother . do you have a discord or facebook ?
@@testtester6520 Same name on Facebook.
You clearly do not know how Islam spread in Balkan region. Have you heard Seyit Ali Sultan, Sarı Saltuk and Hasan Dede, Gül Baba?. These are Bektashi masters and Alp-erens that spread islam in Balkans which taught tolerance and love instead of fear and religious bigotry. Many Christians converted seeing their love and peace. Their path is to be cherished rather critized. Hunkar Hadji Bektash Veli (k.s.) is a true friend of the God. Naqshbandis were not widespread in Anatolia and Balkans until the 19th century (the great Janissary masssacre). Unfortunately they have very powerful political organisations and commuting many crimes in the name of Islam.
i like your section in Al-Muqqadimah
and cam to see the content :)
Enam 159.verse
You have no relation with them, as there are those who smash their religions into sects and factions. Their job is up to Allah. Allah will inform them of what they did.
Muslims are only attached to Allah(god).
Araf 3.verse
(Saying): Follow that which is sent down unto you from your Lord, and follow no protecting friends beside Him. Little do ye recollect!
a true Muslim does not belong to the sect.
use your mind.
Ur pronounciation is great. Subscribed now, love ur channel, thank u.
I was quite surprised that you are talking about the Naqshbandi tariqah, as most of my family members are in this tariqah and I truly wanted to know more about this. Thank you so much as usual for the great explanation. Will there be more videos on this subject? Anyways as always great job.👏🏻👏🏻
Do you mean specifically more videos about Naqshbandiyya? Not sure, but they will definitely come up again!
@@LetsTalkReligion bro, can make videos on the earlier Sufis like Imam Hasan Al Basri and Imam Junaid al-Baghdadi?
Follow quran and hadis...
@@Manzar534 MashaAllah brother, i really love Imam Rabbani Shaykh Ahmad Farooqi, may Allah bless him and you
In this comment section: Triggered salafis
your funny mate, how about i don't ask corpses to pray for me and don't do extreme things like rabita, and i wanna follow sunni path.. why am i labeled like salafi, just sunny is alright
@@Manzar534 no mate, istighasa look up in internet, hey, by the way, i ain't wanna discuss it.. i ve been researching for many, years.. and i finally understood one thing.. it's better to unite, then do opposite.. in the place where i am from loads of people study just to say that others are wrong.. what i think and what i heard, there is a million dollar statement, when mushriqoon are gonna drop a bomb on your heads they ain't gonna ask what you are salafi tariqati naqshbandi j z 50 cent followers etc.. we better do sunna and unite about it mate.. there is loads of things in sunna we don't practice but so eager to jump on tawasul istigasa etc.. while we can't just read al mulk before sleep and al kahf for Friday, and yes, fasting three fays in the middle of month is also tiresome.. we are busy blaming others.. that's how we assert ourselves.. mostly in mobs..
U should make video about psychedelic drugs in Islamic world
Very interesting idea!
@Sarah Rose rumi smoked weed and had some psychedelic that grew in Syria
@Sarah Rose that's y weed is so common among sufis
Can't confirm specifically if Rumi smoked weed, but both cannabis and other substances like opium has been quite widespread in Sufi circles historically.
@@LetsTalkReligion alright but people say he smokes weed but it's a fact that he used psychedelic it mentions in a poem " PEGNUM SEED covered the darkness and truth is seen"
I noticed you have Shaikh Hisham Kabbani (q) doing zikr 😊 that is my Teacher Since i was born in 1987 up till now. Fenton Michigan
Competing Naqshbandi sects fought in different parts of China, mostly in Ningxia, Gangsu and Qinqai, home to Hui (ethnically Chinese) Muslims. There were actually several wars between two rival Naqshbandi factions, the Khafiyya (Silent ones because their dhikr was silent) and the Jahriyya (who did dhikr out loud). These wars, known as the Dungan Revolts, actually killed several hundreds of thousands of Muslims. And during one of these wars, the ruler of Xingjiang actually declared a jihad against Hui Muslims and invaded other regions of China.
The interesting thing about this fight which end up in killing, if my knowledge is sufficient, it involved the “Sheikh”who’s simply a bloodline descendant of the Sheikhs, the “sheikh “ is even a member of the communist party who’s suppose to be irreligious. In other word, this fight is carried on in post-religious manner.
@@simeonyisrayiyl1501 that happened in the XIX century, way before the CCP.
Pathetic.
What's the point of doing zikr and killing muslims, I'm lost....
@@mohammedfaruki5368 welcome to the reality of the Islamic World
very informative and well researched content. Good job.
More Sufi info please. ❤
I'm a naqshbandi sufi and Allhamdullilah its the best thing that ever happened to me 🤲
Elhamdülillah bro🤝 I'm Turkish naqshbandi
@@ilyascakall7223 I am a Chishti Sufi bro, nice to meet you
@@ilyascakall7223 it's so good to see another Sufi , alhumdulillah 😊
egyptian Naqshabandi here , hello brothers .
Is a shadilli welcome 🥲
So glad you are doing this work. I've spoken to you in the past on your other channel and I can't wait to hear more!
I am from Pakistan, my family is from Naqshbandi silsilah...but I never knew the whole history behind our silsila..Great work
who is the last prophet of islam?
masyaalloh very broad explanation about naqshabandi, thank you very much ❤
ধন্যবাদ...
ALLAH 1 & prophet MUHAMMAD (pbuh) is his Rasul...
we Muslims should believe that we are Muslim,not shia Muslim,not suni Muslim or anything else.
thanks
দৃষ্টি বড় করেন। দেখবেন সব কিছুতেই আল্লাহর নিদর্শন রয়েছে
@@zehalkhosraw3282 আপনার পরামর্শের জন্য ধন্যবাদ...
Na mai wahabi, na mai Baabi, mai hu Muslim Ilmi kitaabi 📚
There is only One God, One Messenger, One Religion, One Ummah and One Jam'ah
Yes, we are Muslims, Alhamdulillah
What a great summarisation and in depth analysis.
egarly waiting for your Qadiriya and Chistiya tariqah videos as well. Hopefully you have the time to do the videos on those as well.
Dont know how its orthodox if it was not practiced by the prophet or his companions
May Allah, The Almighty, bless the hands you wrote this comment with. May Allah reward you, brother. Keep safe
Edit: spelling check
@@IbnuCuruk thank you so much brother may Allah swt bless and guide all all do the right path ameen
They lived it...
@@afrimaadzijaj prove it they did that danced like sufis
Open your heart and let in the zikr of ALLAH swt and watch the body enter into a state of ecstasy. Then try holding back your limbs and let people see that you seem crazy due to this. The emotion of trance is subjective and who knows who experienced it outwardly and inwardly? Islam isn’t just what is on paper by ink, there is a dimension beyond that. Because one hasn’t experienced that, it doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist. Open your heart and taste it for yourself.
ماشاءالله جزاك الله خيرا
I am a mureed of Sheikh Zulfiqar Ahmad DB of the Naqshbandi mujjadidi order and I have read some "maktoobat" of Sheikh Ahmed Sirhindi R.H and I was actually impressed by your knowledge about his teachings. His son Sheikh Masoom R.H also followed on his path and said that the Sufi who resort of the unlawful of the Shariah are actually trying to fill a void created by the lack of "ecstasy" in zikr after reaching a certain "maqam" and not realizing that no healing can be obtained from haram acts eg: dancing, singing etc. The cure to all of this is an early correction in the "niyyah" that abidance to Shariah is paramount and all other things come secondarily as a part of Allah's rehmat and all secondary things do not collectively amount to even a single ruling of the Shariah. As our Sheikh Zulfiqar says: "Become Abdul Lateef, not Abdul Lutf"
You are an inspiration. May God bless you. 💚
Could I request a video on the Shadilhi Sufi Order?
Would be amazing if you could do this!
Enam 159.verse
You have no relation with them, as there are those who smash their religions into sects and factions. Their job is up to Allah. Allah will inform them of what they did.
Muslims are only attached to Allah(god).
Araf 3.verse
(Saying): Follow that which is sent down unto you from your Lord, and follow no protecting friends beside Him. Little do ye recollect!
a true Muslim does not belong to the sect.
use your mind.
@@mdrahimi3020 i am just muslim. Salam 🖐
@@serkangul5477 lol your so uneducated about sufism your ego is speaking for you and your making wild claims
@@serkangul5477 as long as the chain leads to the prophet SAW all sufi orders respect each other, as all of them will be adhering to one of the 4 schools so theres no disrespect amonst one another. But theres always arguments and disagreements but on a general terms were all part of the Ahle Sunnah Wal Jamaah.
@@serkangul5477 the prophet SAW said there will be 73 sects with only one to reach Jannat
this is very informative, and solid arabic pronounciation as well ;)
Mash'Allah how needed this reminder is. Suckraan Maulana. Long healthy life by beloved Master.
as a Naqshbandi we actually use music with our tongue in a melodic way because of the Urdu influence, so prayer recitation chanting is a beautiful how you say vocal meditation aka singing
Sufism is bidah
@@lungakumalo4973 😂 fool
Ashtagfirullah
Naqshbandis do not allow music.
@@lungakumalo4973 just stfu pls
@@hasnainali9890 ALLAHU AKBAR, this is what the Ummah of the prophet Muhammad Peace be upon him now says when they are reminder of his sunnah? Can you be in love with Bidah so much? ASTAGFIRULLAH
Wow this channel is gold 🔥🔥
Being a Naqshbandi myself, I can confirm you've perfectly summarised the topic.
Peace and blessings unto you!
Thank you for your work
I love that you have liking of sufism and islam
Naqshbandis are Sunni. Those who are against Ahlus Sunnah Wal Jamaah include wahabis salafis madkhalis. Deobandis claim Ahlus Sunnah however they can be excluded. Barelvis are not different to Ahlus Sunnah and Sunni islam, it is just a different name used by others to refer to those who follow Ala Hazrat Imam Ahmed Raza Khan (Rahmatullah Alayh).
Deobandis are also attached with Sufi orders but most of deobandis are inspired by Salafis so they reject sufis.
Correction brother. You received some wrong information. We definitely do loud dikhr. So does the tariqat you show in the video when you state this.
Also use music
No one can understand the Sufi's. Only the master can show you a path, your path. There are secrets behind secrets and this is not open for every one. Only if your spiritual heart is shaped then doors will open. What you will see is beyond your imagination. Menkind is thinking that this is the life but it is not. The Sufi's will prepare you for the path. The true path will be the path to the Lord of the worlds. For the Ones that speaks as "We" are the Guardians of life and even the Sufi's are bounded to them. Nothing is escaping from their Eyes. This spiritual path has an endless ocean. Menkind will never understand this. The problem that menkind has is that they always thinks and talk to much.
@Quran-Centric Believer make it what ever you want.
The Prophet, said , in his last sermon, he had delivered the region.Jiraeel was a witness of this. Allah said in The Quran He had completed the region...so, over to you.
Assalamualykum
Yes. You said right.
sounds like a mystery sect.. first rule of fighting club, don't tell nobody about it 😂 i just better follow sunna and that's all 😂
Hi there naqshabandgi here both my parents are too and molana sheikh nazims/molana mehmets moureeds. We do sing and loud dhikr. If you go online you can see so many videos of us doing it out loud in groups. We do silent dhikr too but in our gatherings we do them loudly and we do use music. Just search it online I can even link it here if it's required but other than that enjoying your RUclips channel! In addition we believe molana rumi to be one of the orginaters.
4:00 the chain is called shajrah my mother has her shajrah and links to a sufi order , i am not clear which one , i will add up the comment after confirming
"Silsila" is Arabic for chain, while "Shajrah" is the word used in Urdu. They both refer to the same thing :)
@@rahielkasim5750 yeah they are
Thanks alot for the best description ,be blessed and have a long life ful of prosperity. I am speechless don't know how to admire you with publishing of this video. I learned alot!
Thank you. Very very informative
Why this word is Arabicised this is Persian/Urdu word Naqshbandi/Naqashbandhi
i like all episodes it is very informative thank you....can you do an episode about Qaddiriyya order .....
Great video as always brother, you should do a video and gnawa music and it's intense relation to sufism
Enam 159.verse
You have no relation with them, as there are those who smash their religions into sects and factions. Their job is up to Allah. Allah will inform them of what they did.
Muslims are only attached to Allah(god).
Araf 3.verse
(Saying): Follow that which is sent down unto you from your Lord, and follow no protecting friends beside Him. Little do ye recollect!
a true Muslim does not belong to the sect.
use your mind.
I and i speak for myself only, would love if you make videos on Qaddiriya and Chistiya Order as well/
Shukriya.
I follow Naqshbandi Mujjadidi Sultaniyya. The "sultaniyya" comes from Qibla Alam (Rahmatullah Alayh). It was continued by his son known as Hazrat Sahib. They are from Gulhar Sharif and their lineage goes to Hazrat Abu Bakr Siddiq (Radiallahu Anhu).
The True Belief Allah, ta^ala, said in the Qur’an: يَا أَيُّهَا الَّذِينَ آمَنُواْ اتَّقُواْ اللّهَ حَقَّ تُقَاتِهِ وَلاَ تَمُوتُنَّ إِلاَّ وَأَنتُم مُّسْلِمُونَ - 102 Ya ayyuhal-ladhina amanut-taqullaha haqqa tuqatihi wa la tamutunna illa wa antum muslimun. Ayah 102 of Suratu Al ^Imran means: {O believers, fear Allah properly as he is worthy of being feared and do not die except in state of Full submission to him.)
Make two videos on Chishtia, and Qadiriya.
Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :)
Nice. Al Muqaddimah is a great creator
Will you also make a video about the Bektashi Order?!
Masha Allah! Very well explained and detailed video, brother!
Genghis Khan's grandson Berke converted to Islam due to the efforts of Saif ud-Din Dervish, ( a Naqashbandi ) a dervish from Khorazm, thus Berke became one of the first Mongol rulers to convert. Other Mongol leaders owed their conversion to Islam due to the influence of a Muslim wife. So the naqashbandi sufi order is popolar in that region where Mongols lived and the Mughals because thery from Samarkhand they followed this order and the Asif jahi dynasty also followed this oder.
Bismillahirrahmanirrahim
Salawat..
Selamun Aleykum,
Good Video masallah. To add to what you have stated and to clarify; As Naqshbandis/Naksibendis we do both Silent and Loud Zikr.
No shariat means no sufism.
Islam
Shariatullah
Tarikat
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2:24 the order of Naqshbandiyyah began with Abu Bakr as Siddiq ra, which was at that time known as Siddiqiyah, the name changed to naqshbandiyyah after Shah Bahaudin Naqshband ra
Al Muqadimah speaks too fast for me to understand what he's trying to say....
Learning bit by bit
Nice video dude can you make a video on suhrwardi and al ghazali
am I the only one notified on this video being just posted despite it already being uploaded 3 years ago?
I'm a Nakşibandi member and I have to correct you in terms of what Sufi's believe! You said in the beginning that not all Sufi's believe in the same thing's!
That's only correct in terms of the tariqah(path)!
But in terms what all Sufi Orders believe in and there is no acception(as long the tariqah is Haqq/righteous and accepted under Sufi Orders) is the doctrine of Islam!
A Sufi Order that wouldn't believe in the Doctrine of Islam like the believes from the Ahlul Sunna wal djamah wouldn't be seen as Haqq(rightgous) and wouldn't accepted as a Order!
I heard that Sufism existed before Islam but after the prophecy of Islam Sufis became muslim and stayed in Islam until today! But it is a bit unclear to me how Sufism was before Islam?!
And Dhikr isn't only a Sufi thing! Dhikr is mentioned in the Qur'an many times and more a Islamic practice of rememberence to Allah(swt) by recitation of the names of Allah(swt) continuously!
Yh but we don’t dance and do dhikr 😂
As Salamu Aleykum.
Who is your Sheykh?
@@MaeidUddin I don't dance!
@@Zain_Passing_ByAleykum Selam
a wise man and a member of the family of the Prophet s.a.w! He is Gavs, a even higher maqam(rank) than a sheikh with more responsebilities! One of the biggest orders in turkey from the village Menzil in Adiyaman Turkey!
@@KAZ3EM If you wish to keep tariqa and Shaykh's name a secret - it's ok.
Do they teach in your way to become nothing and to not claim to be anything?
Imam Rabbani Ahmad Sirhindi says in his maktubat "wahdatul wucud is beginner steps of the journey when you start spritual development. they stayed at those steps and couldnt develop furter. if they would be able to move further , they could have seen that this idea wasn't true."
he means that they were also not wrong but their level of spirituality made them stop seeing from better angles.
When I first saw the title I thought it would be about an eccentric group of Orthodox Christians who under Muslim rule accepted Sufi mystical practices. Wouldn't that be something. Have there ever been examples of such syncretism?
Irina Tweedie's teacher was a Hindu who practiced Sufism under the guidance of a Muslim teacher
I am very impressed by your knowledge sir.Great salute sir
Ahmad al-Fārūqī al-Sirhindī (1564-1624) was an Indian Islamic scholar, Hanafi jurist, and member of the Naqshbandī Sufi order. He has been described by some followers as a Mujaddid, meaning a “reviver", for his work in rejuvenating Islam and opposing the newly made religion of Din-i Ilahi and other problematic opinions of Mughal emperor Akbar. While early South Asian scholarship credited him for contributing to conservative trends in Indian Islam, more recent works, notably by ter Haar, Friedman, and Buehler, have pointed to Sirhindi's significant contributions to Sufi epistemology and practices.
Very interesting and informative video..
Can you do a video on Mansoor Al-Hilaj with contest of Sufi Saint Junaid-e-Bagdadi?
Alfatiha to you my Brother shukran
Great homework and impressive presentation. But the bottom line is, "Sufism has nothing to do with Islam."
I love your channel, thank you for helping me learn about Islam! I was wondering if you could make a video on drugs and Islam?
Others have requested this! Might tackle it in a future video
@@LetsTalkReligion i think u should make a video on wahabism. How wahabism toppled the ottomon empire. And how they conspired with the british. Now all radical islam is frm wahabism and funding from saudi , uae , bahrain.
The main problem with such tariqa and very much with naqshibandiyya (at least with their particular branches in Turkey) is that they are in violation of a very core concept of Islam, namely tawhid.
Tariqa in general didn't exist in the time of the Prophet and is very much an innovation which is a no-no in Islam. Islam is static and anything that is added is not of Islam.
Great analysis!!
Great work Sir... pls make videos on other sufi orders..
can you also make a video on mujaddedia tariqa? and can you make more videos on naksibandi tariqa abut shaykh Nazim al hakkani,shaykh Hisham kabbani,osmanli degahi shaykh abdul karim and finally shaykh lokman efendi?
Amazing channel
Great video
Thanks for the effort.
And also
Zulfiqar naqshbandi is the most authentic of the order please look him up.
Secondly the teacher of mujaddad Ahmed sirhindi was Khwaja Baqi Billah
One of the greatest naqshband ever.
Tack så mycket Filip
The naqshbandi Zikr Generally is not a silent one, on the contrary its the opposite Naqshbandi Zikr is rather loud and vocal. Please could you cite this statement with a quote or reference? If any Sufi Order to my knowledge that has not got Imam Ali a.s. within its chain becomes invalidated as Wilayah comes through him.
Al-Bayhaqi reported in 'Al- Manaqib: 2/207 with his own chain of narration on the authority of Yusuf ibn 'Abd al 'Alaa who said: I heard al-Imam al-Shafi'i saying:
If a man were to embrace Sufism in the morning, you would find that he has turned into a fool before Dhuhr came in.
Which Sufi order did al-Ghazali and ibn-Arabi belong to respectively?
Thank you again for a great video!
Thankyou for elaborating on who invented these bidah .
I'm naqshbandi 😊
I hope you found the video acceptable as a short explanation by an outsider :)
@123 123 Yes
@123 123 I like shaik nazum v. Much I remember him oftenly how I vl meet his son
So am I... where are you from?
@123 123 thnx
Waaahhh in start and at the ends MUsic Is killing!!!
It was a nightmare to the Indian subcontinent.
One of the most intolerant islamic rulers were from this order.
What lol?
Why do you not say Durood/Salawat when mentioning the name of the Prophet (SAW) or his pronoun?!!
Assalaamualaykum Brother. We do not know the religion of this brother.
So for that reason we cannot expect him to adhere to this Sunnah.
Interesting discussion on DIFFERENCE between WAHDAT UL WAJOOD and WAHDAT UL SHAHOOD. Some day make a special video and discuss in detail the minute difference. This will illuminate ur audiance. 😍
Do u have any documentary
Upon Chishtia order .
I am Naqshabandiyya it is open anyone to join in our zhikr meetings in the UK. Christians, Jews, Rastas, Hippies, Wiccans, and the Rabbi from my local synagogue attends, he sings in Arabic also. JZK.
👍 good video