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Discourse delivered by Ahmad Dabbagh at Muhammadiyah House of Wisdom.

Discourse delivered by Ahmad Dabbagh at Muhammadiyah House of Wisdom.

Discourse delivered by Ahmad Dabbagh at Muhammadiyah House of Wisdom.

Discourse delivered by Ahmad Dabbagh at Muhammadiyah House of Wisdom.

This is a short visual presentation on some of the traditional and sacred arts of Sufism. ... » Naqshbandi Sufi Spirituality Universal Peace Shaykh Nazim Haqqani Shaykh Hisham Kabbani Whirling Dervish sufism tasawwuf sufi poems sufi masters tasawwuf

From Greg Fox: This is my attempt at a naturalistic, astronomical approach to the "Harmony of the Spheres". The overwhelming majority of historical examples take a broadly astrological or mythological view of the solar system. My approach in "Carmen of the Spheres" is to try to literally hear the planets as they orbit the sun. Obviously 365.25 days is a good deal slower than the average sound wave!! However there is a wonderful principle in acoustics, at the very least for humans, and that is that when you double the speed of the wave, the "flavour" of the pitch remains the same. The implications of this are obvious for things like "octaves" - an F# is an F# is an F#. However we can only hear certain frequencies - broadly speaking something like 50hz (ie. a pressure wave hitting the ear drum 50 times per second) up to (depending on age and exposure to loud noise!) around 5000hz, perhaps higher. Meaningful musical inflections are available for much of this range to differing extents, with chordal harmony being possible from approximately 300hz up to approximately 2000hz. Once the trick of doubling the frequency takes the sound-wave outside what we humans can hear, we have to take nature's word for it that an F# is still an F#, but there's no reason to suppose that it's not equally true. Therefore if you have the planitary orbital period enough times, you should find the "pitch" of a planet orbiting the sun (or rather that pitch raised several (in the region of 36 to 40) octaves!! (Obviously this metaphor has limits: doubtless planets do not orbit with ABSOLUTE reliability, though perhaps the 'errors' in orbital period become "small enough" once the wave has been sufficiently sped up!!) To download the file, visit : CARMEN OF THE SPHERES tasawwuf Powered by ScribeFire.

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Author: owaisi Added: Wed, 29 Nov 2006 07:17:30 -0800 Duration: 1701 Hazrat Ameer Muhammad Akram Awan explaining the obligations of Muhabbat (love) in the light of examples of love and devotion from the life ... all of the Sahaba RA(companions of the Prophet SAW). Hazrat Ameer Muhammad Akram Awan (born December 31, 1934 in Pakistan) is Shaikh of the Islamic Naqsbandia Owaisiah Order of Tasawwuf/Sufism. He is a mufassir (commmentator of the Quran); his tafseer is Israr-ul-Tanzeel. He is a flamboyant speaker, an inspiring leader, an intellectual, a philosopher, and a reformist. His spiritual followers are spread all over the world, especially in Pakistan, India, Afghanistan, the Middle East, Europe, the United States, and Canada. Hazrat Ameer Muhammad Akram Awan is dean of the Siqarah Education System, a unique System which integrates the teachings of Islam with education at both secondary and college levels and strives to transform its young students into enlightened, practical Muslims. Hazrat Ameer Muhammad Akram Awan is the Patron-in Chief of Al-Murshid, a monthly magazine of the Islamic Naqsbandia Owaisiah Order of Tasawwuf/Sufism in Urdu. He regularly writes for the Magazine to provide guidance for seekers on the path of Tasawwuf/Sufism. He is also the Patron-in Chief of Al Falah Foundation, an organization established in 1989 for the welfare of the people, especially the poor, in Pakistans rural areas.

Considered by some Amazon.com reviewers as a "Masterpiece of Modern Islamic Mysticism" and "Awe Inspiring Mystical Adventure", Master of the Jinn, written by Irving Karchmar is a spiritual book which brings wisdom and hidden truths to those mystics (from any religion and thought) through didactic means, as well as parables, imagination, and above all, treasures covered with simplicity. I have personally read some excerpts from this book, and the truth is, I saw a lot of my personal struggle, my discoveries, reflected all through these lines. Irving Karchmar, the 59 year old author of Master of the Jinn, holds a Masters degree in Philosophy from DePaul University in Chicago. He has been a poet, writer, editor and publisher for many years, and a darvish of the Nimatullahi Sufi order since 1992. He now lives in Sag Harbor, New York, where he is currently at work on his second novel, a sequel entitled Tale of the Jinn. Here are two audio excerpts from the book. The first one belongs to the Book 1, Chapter 1, entitled "The Master". The second one is a story called "The Judgement of God. A Sufi Tale". Gather and enjoy. Master of the Jinn. A Sufi Novel by I. Karchmar. Excerpts MP3 The Judgement of God . A Sufi Tale, by Irving Karchmar MP3 Related to the author: "Masters of the Jinn" homepage "Sufi Blog" Categories: sufi books sufism tasawwuf sufi masters