A Grand Sufi Zikr and Mawlid in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

A Grand Mawlid and Sufi Zikr with Islamic Scholar Al-Sayyid Muhammed Bin Alawi Al Maliki Makki السيد محمد علوي المالكي Ex Saudi Arabian Oil Minister Ahmed Zaki Yamani in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.

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[lakeylane1]

plz bro and sisters dont be surprised about saudis doing zikr!there are thousands of sunnis there.i was in madina at hajj and a big well known sheikh came under the cover of darkness to a khazakstan hotel and done zikr with them!!they are all under cover from the najdis the wahhabis.most of them wear white headscaves.the red scarves symbolize wahhabis

[MyFutUrFace]

Sufi Zikr? Saudi Arabia? SubhaNAllah.!

[Truth987ful]

@CGJUGO80 LOL good point

[Truth987ful]

@lakeylane1 May Allah guide you

[570YaRasoolAllah632]

The holy Prophet(Sallal laahu alaihi wasallam) said "The devil continually pursues humans as a wolf pursues sheep. The wolf only dares to attack those sheep which have separated from the rest of the flock and are standing alone. And so, my followers and my devotees! Save yourselves from being caught in the traps of misguidance and firmly remain with the largest and most well known group of Muslims!" [ Imam Ahmed]

[BhattisexyJanan]

@alfulani5 person because I see the divine, the sacred and permanent Allah as transcendant and immaterial; it is in everything and everywhere; Allah is not a being literally sitting on the arsh. If we believe such things literallly we're applying fairy tales to real life which is the reason religion is so problematic these days. I'm a pantheist; so I believe the creator as an ever present state, not a being. So I see no relevant difference prostrating to a truly pious man or a symbol of the

[BhattisexyJanan]

@alfulani5 evidence. I believe in Sufism according to my own basic senses and ethically apply it to my life's context. That's what we should do in life whatever spritual tradition we follow; cause religion should be for living a better life and attaining peace, liberation and contentment.

Regarding ur question about sujood to Sheikh, it probably is permitted in a lot of the traditions as a sign of respect but in no way mandated. I don't see a problem to do sujood to a really spiritually bright

[BhattisexyJanan]

@alfulani5 children when they go for Qur'an lessons in the relgious madrassas. So look at yourself first when you talk about others. I don't follow any ideology blindly, I understand and speak Arabic, read the Qur'an have studied all the main aspects of the Ahadith; so I know the main body of Islamic knowledge. At the end I always remember that nothing is to be accepted uncritically, even if it is from the Qur'an or hadith because your sense can only judge right and wrong according to emprical

[BhattisexyJanan]

@alfulani5 Well, I didn't say all Sufis are perfect, and sure there are examples where Sheikhs misuse their followers but that doesn't mean the whole concept of Sufism is wrong! Rumi never demanded his followers follow him blindly he just acted as a spritual guide and encouraged students to learn the truth for themselves as it is said in Islam and common sense! and Instead of trying to scapegoat Sufi Sheikhs, why don't u look at the "Sheikhs"of the other madhahib who are famous for molesting

[alfulani5]

@BhattisexyJanan And talking about embarrassing Islam, Google "sufi foundation of america".

And please stop mentioning extreme examples, tell me if performing sujood for ones sheikh is permitted in the Sufism that you follow.

[CheazyGeazy]

@alfulani5 طلع البدر علينا من ثنيات الوداع

وجب الشكر علينا ما دعى لله داع

أيها المبعوث فينا جئت بالأمر المطاع

جئت شرفت المدينة مرحباً يا خير داع