Tomb of Abul Hassan ash Shadhili
January 28, 2009 by circlegroup
Filed under Shuyukh
Rare photos from the tomb of Imam Abul Hassan ash- Shadhili أبي الحسن الشاذلي ( 656 AH/1258 CE)
View of Humaythra Valley, on Egypt ’s Red Sea coast.

Sheikh Abul Hassan Al Shazali village in the heart of the East Desert
Overview from Humaythraa mountain.
Shaykh Abu’l-Hassan ash-Shadhili died in the south of Egypt near the Red Sea while he was on his way to the pilgrimage in Mecca in 1258.

His shrine, which appears to be nowhere, in the middle of the desert, stands to the present day and is highly venerated. Near his tomb are two wells, one containing bitter water, the other containing sweet water.
Historic stone
Maqam of Abul Hassan ash-Shadhali
Thank you for photos Abdul Haqq Godlas
Turning Toward the Heart
January 4, 2009 by circlegroup
Filed under Inspirations
Turning Toward the Heart, Awakening to the Sufi Way, Forty Questions and Answers with Shaykh al-Tariqat Hazrat Azad Rasool Excerpt from: “Question 35: Awakening the Heart What does it mean for the heart to become “awakend” or “enlightened”?
……As the salik devotes more time to muraqabah (meditation), the heart continues to be polished until it becomes like a mirror, accurately reflecting events and circumstances around it. The heart is “open” when the remembrance of God engages it fully. Light suffuses the heart, revealing aspects of reality that Read more