Fasting & Mortality - Abdal Hakim Murad: Ramadan Moments 3

Shaykh Abdal Hakim Murad stresses the need to remove distractions in Ramadan. Inspired by Khawaja Ahmed Yassavi's poetry, known for selflessness and detachment from worldly desires, he urges us to embrace these same principles for true spiritual liberation during fasting.
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[@user-yo2xz2kq2j]

Thank you Sheikh for introducing rare, but great historical Muslim figures, specially from Central Asia. ❤❤❤

[@DhammeMaxmoud]

Amazing, illuminating, talk. we has no idea what treasures Islam holds, this very moderate, complete, Divine and Prophetic way of life. The more you know. Alhamdul Allah

[@Jasmine44775]

Khwaja Ahmed Yesevi.. very great sufi from Central Asia. Sheikh, you recited wonderful Turkish poetry by Khwaja Yesevi. In this age of materialistic society, we need our elders guidance the most.

[@ghulamsarwar3534]

Sheikh, May Allah grant you health and long life, inshaAllah

[@akkauntgoogle7746]

I wish one day Honourable Sheikh visits Turkistan, South of Kazakhstan, Suzak county, Shymkent and ancient Taraz where Abbasid dynasty had engaged in battle of Talas. Ramadan mubarak. Assalam ualeikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh

[@shreddedlittle]

Wa alaikum assalam wa rahmatulahi wa Barakatuh. In Shaa Allah

[@-WalkWithMe2025]

Alhamdulillah, thank you for today's words from one of our pious ancestors ... they are worth pondering both during the month of Ramadan & beyond ...

[@fasihturkce]

Here is the part of the first Hikmah that the Shaykh recited: Bismillâh dep beyân eyley hikmet aytıp Tâliblerge dürr ü gevher saçtım mena Riyazetni kattığ tartıp kanlar yutup Men defter-i sâni sözin açtım mena Sözni aydım her kim bolsa didâr-taleb Cânnı cânğa peyvend kılıp regni avlap Garib yetim fakîrlerni köngli sıylap Köngfi bütün halayıkdın kaçtım mena Kayda körseng köngli sınuk merhem bolğıl Andağ mazlum yolda kalsa hemdem bolğıl Ruz-ı mahşer dergahığa mahrem bolğıl Mâ u menlik halayıkdın kaçtım mena Garib, fakir, yetimlerni Resûl sordı Uşal tüni mi'râc çıkıp dîdâr kördi Kaytıp tüşüp fakir halin sordı Gariblerni izin izlep tüştüm mena Ümmet bolsang gariblerge tâbi bolğıl Ayet hadis her kim aytsa sâmi bolğıl Rızk u ruzi her ne berse kâni bolğıl Kâni bolup şevk şarabın içtim mena Medinege Resul barıp boldı garib Gariblikde mihnet tartıp boldı habîb Cefa tartıp Yaratkanğa boldı karib Garib bolup ukbalardın aştım mena Akil erseng gariblerni köngli avla Mustafâ dek elni kezip yetim kavla Dünya-perest nâ-cinslerdin boyun tavla Boyun tavlap deryâ bolup taştım mena For those wondering this is Chagatai Turkish, the written language of central Asian Turks at the time. Not modern Anatolian Turkish or any other living variety.

[@excelsiorexcelsior3542]

What a great man he was. May Allah make us like such a sage.

[@shiadmajeed8524]

❤ from Kerala south India

[@innerpeace8581]

Thank you for let us taste the sweetness of words written centuries ago but yet still sweet and fragrant!

[@sanashams7836]

JazakAllah! Shaykh AHM, as always, erudite and filled with wisdom. The Muslim ummah is blessed to have him as one of our guides and teachers.

[@Master-tu4kd]

JazakAllah Shaykh.

[@islombekabdullaev4692]

I could completely understand the original poem as I speak Uzbek and it is mesmorisingly exquisite, but the translation is quite crude. May Allah bless you dear Ustaz.

[@amania9254]

Mashallah ❤

[@hs20231]

Thank you for introducing this magnificent poet.

[@ahmedrouas8320]

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for these drinks of the sweetness of spirituality that you convey to us. It is amazing indeed.

[@sabirasultana8494]

JazakAllah khair sheikh, May Allah bless you with good health ameen

[@ellalinecarnaro9037]

Ya Allah! You sent us that which our hearts needed in this moment in time😢-Alhumdulillahi Rabbal alameen.

[@RevelationvsDesires]

Beautiful!!!

[@cngreen2950]

Tesekkurler 🇹🇷🌹🌷❤️

[@user-sb4hj9kh2e]

Dear Sheykh, I believe that you can make a briliant lecture on Ahmad Yasavi life❤ As salam aleykum from Siberia . Thank you for this beautiful reminder

[@ahazell733]

Thank you SAHM for distilling your knowledge on this rare topic; would be interested if anything remains of the “underground years”

[@malig9193]

Absolutely profound!

[@julianahlowabdullah4675]

Tqvm for the beautiful reading of the poem!

[@laylaali5977]

Beautiful lecture

[@DonKUFIdaSUFI]

Brilliant and original approach to such a huge and classic reminder. JazakAllahu Khairan ya akhi

[@Humeyra-jk6qo3yj9m]

Very interesting Shaykh. Baraka Allah fikum

[@knisayusuf]

terima kasih😊😊

[@irumjavaid5877]

Can someone please link the book Shaykh is reading from.

[@cngreen2950]

Insallah 🇹🇷🌹🌷❤️

[@green1880]

Where can I get the poetry book? So beautiful 😍

[@jibraanm7944]

These are awesome, please make these shorter videos one a day for ramadhan feeding!

[@AliKarahan-dh9kp]

Turkistan uyghur

[@PenangNorthamRd.]

Salam from Penang. Interesting!

[@Yesu]

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[@BangladeshiBoyinGermany]

Is it Turkish language that he is reading?

[@muhammaddovudasadov9620]

Ancient Uzbek language

[@BangladeshiBoyinGermany]

@@muhammaddovudasadov9620 Thanks, it sounds like Turkish, that's why got confused.

[@yousefnunes4543]

It is Arabic

[@yousefnunes4543]

Begging your pardon

[@faheempatel9756]

How many languages does the shaykh know wow

[@JaefarSABNW]

It is important to not rely on force, but convincing to bring peoples under control or to perfect their purpose. Translations need to be more than linguistic. Love of God is always known by actual orthodoxy and orthopraxy.

[@orionpacks]

Thanks you shayek