The phrase “جلوہ گاہِ دوست” translates to “The Splendid Abode of the Friend” in English. It carries a Sufi connotation, where “Friend” typically refers to the Divine, Allah, or God. The phrase speaks to a place or state where one witnesses or experiences the presence and beauty of the Divine. In Sufism, such terms are often used to describe states of spiritual realization or moments of close communion with the spiritual reality.
- Preface
- The Need for Sufism (Tassawuf)
- The Need for a Perfect Guide (Murshid Kamil)
- The Signs of a Perfect Guide (Murshid Kamil)
- Key Signs of a Perfect Spiritual Guide (Sheikh)
- The Superiority of the Naqshbandī Way
- Teachings of the Naqshbandi Sheikhs
- Pledge of allegiance (Bay’ah)
- The companionship of a Sheikh
- Method of Remembering Allah
- Remembering Allah in the Heart (Zikr e Qalbi)
- Virtues of Zikr e Qalbi
- Dhikr & Meditation circles
- Terms of the Exalted Naqshbandi Mujaddidi Path
- Maktubat Shareef (Letters) of Hazrat Imam Rabbani, Mujaddid Alf Thani radi Allah anhu
- The Lessons of the Naqshbandi Order
- Connection with the Sheikh
- Some specific Khatams
- The Naqshbandi Khatm-e-Khawajgan for Resolving Difficulties