Based on the provided transcript from the Tariqiya Rohani Center, the Hizb al-Bahr ritual—specifically the Zakat-e-Kabeer (the Great Initiation)—is a highly structured three-day spiritual seclusion designed to authorize a practitioner to use the prayer for wealth, protection, and healing. Preparation and Timing • Dates: The ritual is performed annually on the 6th, 7th, and
Based on the sources, Dua Hizbul Bahr is described as a profound spiritual “treasure” and a divine gift from the Prophet Muhammad to Imam Abul Hasan Shadhili. While many people use it for protection against magic or jinn, the sources emphasize that its true purpose is to serve as a source of divine gnosis
Taskheer-e-Khalaiq (Spiritual Influence) Taskheer-e-Khalaiq refers to the ability to gain respect, fame, and influence over others, such as students, subordinates, or a general audience. The sources attribute several practices to Shah Waliullah Muhaddis Dehlvi for achieving this: • The Silver Ring: For teachers, preachers, or public speakers, it is recommended to have a specific
Hizb-ul-Bahr: Origins and Spiritual Power Hizb-ul-Bahr is described as a divine gift from Prophet Muhammad to Sheikh Abul Hasan Shadhili for the benefit of the Muslim community. It is considered a multi-purpose spiritual tool: • Universal Benefits: The source suggests that it should be recited 360 times daily in mosques and homes to ensure
The Central Plea: A Request for Grace The recurring refrain of the poem is “Ik Chashm-e-Karam Kijye Sarkar Shah-e-Tariq,” which translates to a plea for the spiritual leader, Shah-e-Tariq, to grant a single glance of mercy or grace upon the devotee. The poet asks to be granted a “spiritual cup” (Jam) from the guide’s
The Baktanoosh Hazir Shud ritual (also known as the Amal of Yaktanoosh) is a 40-day spiritual practice described as a powerful method to summon and destroy malevolent entities such as jinn, devils (shayateen), demons (dev), witches (churail), fairies (pari), and ghosts (bhoot). According to the sources, here is a detailed breakdown of the
