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Practices of attaining a Wakeful state of Seeing the Prophet peace be upon him; Practice of (Muraqabah-visualization) during salawat is emphasised by Sidi Abd al-Karim al-Jili Vision of the Prophet might be attained through constant salawat over the Prophet peace be upon him from Ibn Arabi, while, the Shadhili Sufi Sidi Ahmad Imad ad-Din al-Wasiti emphasized attaching oneself to the Prophet’s (peace be upon him) ruhani -spritual presence and reciting the Salawat “as if you were in his presence seeing him…” Sidi Abd al-Karim al-Jili emphasized this aspect of (Muraqabah-visualization), the object of which was “for a real vision to replace a synthetic one, for the cultivated visualization of the Prophet peace be upon him to become the actual, waking vision of the Prophet peace be upon him, ru’yat al-nabi yaqzatan” The process of Practice of (Muraqabah-visualization) of Prophet peace be upon him Continuously call to mind his image…If you have seen him in your sleep, call that image to mind. If you have not, bless him, and in your dhikr imagine yourself with him in his life. He hears you and sees you whenever you mention him… If you cannot do this and you have visited his tomb, recall its image in your mind. Whenever you do dhikr or bless him, be as if you were standing at his tomb, in all honor and respect… If you have not visited his tomb, continue to bless him, and imagine him hearing you. Using Sidi Ahmad Ibn Idriss salawat Azeemiyya for a Wakeful state of Seeing the Prophet peace be upon him, he uses the word ijma’ with both its meanings in mind: allow me to meet him, and unite me with him, and join me to/with him [the Prophet peace be upon him], just as You joined the Ruh with the nafs, Outwardly (zaahiran) and inwardly (baatinan), in wakefulness and in sleep…. meaning In (this world) before the next in shallah see salawat Azeemiyyah for links to salawat Azeemiyya.
Posted on: Thu, 10 Jul 2014 12:48:22 +0000

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