Rifai Sayyadi Zikr in Bosnia
To lose ourselves in the love of Allah...we can shed the pain, tiredness and sorrow away like old garments. Beautiful and mesmerising clip, I hope you like it.
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1 comment:
I DO like it - thank you! I have been to Konya in 1974, the center of the Dervishes and place of burial of Jalal al-Din Mohammad Rumi or as he's better known as Mevlana or simply, as Rumi. I have seen his tomb ... and read about the philosophy of the Mevlevi order .. it is fascinating.
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