Shadhali Qasaid

Recitation

Shadhili

Duas

Shadiliyya

As - Salat Al - Mashishiyya | Written By Shaykh Abdas - Salam Ibn Mashish (ra)

Recorded at Dar Al-Mustafa ,formula which is read after the mid afternoon(Zuhr) prayer. (Hizb Nasir of Imam Al Hadad ,may Allah be well pleased with him.

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Shadali Qasidah - Hardah

Rawhu Wa Rayhan

Nurul Hudaa

Ma Ladhatul Ayshi

Bushralana

Qasida Medley

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حضرة شاذلية هاشمية

Hizb al Bahr - Litany Of The Sea - recited By Shaykh Muhammad al-Yaqoubi

Hizb Al Bahr for Imam Abu Al Hasan Al Shadhili may Allah swt have mercy upong him.
حزب البحر
سيدي أبو الحسن الشاذلي

Hizb Ul Bahr حزب البحر

حضرة صوفية رائعة جدا اخذتم الروح مني في ملاطفة

دعاء للحبيب عبد القادر السقاف.mp3

Shaykh Abu Madyan Shu'ayb ibn al-Husayn al-Ansari, 1115/16-1198, poet, teacher and Sufi mystic, was born in the town of Cantillana near Seville in Muslim Spain and is buried at al-Ubbad outside the city of Tlemcen in Western Algeria. After spending many years of his life learning from the most famous Sufis of Morocco, he settled in the Algerian city of Bijaya, where he spread his particular brand of orthodox mysticism to Sufi adepts and the general public alike. Called 'Shaykh of Shaykhs' and 'the Nurturer', al-Ghawth, by his contemporaries, Abu Madyan was the most influential Sufi of the formative period of mysticism in North Africa and had a profound influence on the eventual Qadiri and Shadhili Sufi traditions.

Qasida- Adab Al Tariqa Shadhili - written By Al Ghawth Shaykh Abu Maydan (ra)

Qasida Of The Khalwa - Shadhili written By Sheikh Ahmed Al - Alawi (ra)

Al-Qutb al-Kamil Mawlana Abdessalam ibn Mashish al-Idrissi al-Hassani (d. 622/1207)

Born in the region of Beni Aross near Tanger, Shaykh Abdessalam ibn Mashish is known as the patron saint of Moroccan Sufism. He exhibited an extraordinary spiritual station from a young age and his life is split into three distinct phases. First, like many of the great sufi masters, he studied the Quran and Maliki jurisprudence, becoming a scholar in his own right. He then spent a period fighting with the Almohad army in al-Andalus, before finally devoting the last twenty years of his life to spiritual contemplation and retreat. He had only one disciple, Imam Abu al-Hasan al- Shādhilī (founder of the Shadhili Order), and like his disciple would reach the rank of Qutb, the spiritual pole of his time.

الصلاة المشيشية  As Salaat Al Mashishiyya - written By Shaykh Ibn Mashish RA

Hizbul Bahr (Litany of the sea)

Hadra Shadhili Amman

The power of this prayer of Imam Muhammad al-Dar’i lies in its simplicity, its purity, and its sincere supplication. It is essentially a plea to God that our transgressions be overlooked, that divine mercy be bestowed upon us, that social justice be restored in spite of us, that wrongs be righted, and that righteousness reign once again in our lands, so that the destitute may no longer be in need, the young may be educated, the animals’ purpose fulfilled, rain restored, and bounties poured forth. It is a plea to be freed from the aggression of foreigners in lands over which they have no right – a plea much needed in our modern world, rampant as it is with invasions and territorial occupations. Ultimately, it asks not that our enemies be destroyed, but simply that their plots, and the harm they cause, be halted. Its essence is mercy, which in turn is the essence of the Messenger of God, Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him: “And We have only sent you as a mercy to all the worlds.”

The Fez Singers - Dua Nasiri

Fatiha- Bawa Muhaiyaddeen

A resource for traditional qasidas (poems, odes), naats and nasheeds taken from around the world, most of which are written by various spiritual masters of the sacred path of sufism (tassawuf - the Islamic science of spirituality).

'The aim of qasidas or spiritual odes is to worship the creator, by turning the hearts to the Divine, who says 'And when My servants ask you of Me, truly I am close' (Quran 2:186).

The purpose of qasidas in the Sufi path is to convey the experiential gnosis of forebears to subsequent generations, for what comes from the heart goes into the heart, and most of the poets who wrote them where Shaykhs of the spiritual paths (tariqa) who addressed their words to those with experiences like themselves or to aspirants.

The person who can benefit from such qasidas is someone whose way lies with the Prophet (Allah bless him and give him peace), and whose heart lies with Allah'

Source: Echoes from Eternity (Shaykh Nuh Ha Mim Keller)

The Prophet (Allah bless him and grant him peace) said:

“Truly, in some poetry, there is wisdom.” [Bukhari, Muslim, Abu Dawud]

Hizbul Bahr (Litany of the sea)

Mawlid Man