- ABOUT THE AUTHOR
- INTRODUCTION (by the Author)
- TASAWWUF THE NATURE OF TASAWWUF
- THE NEED FOR TASAWWUF
- TASAWWUF AND THE QUR’AAN
- SHARIAT, TAREEQAT, HAQEEQAT AND MA’RIFAT
- BAY’T
- THE SIGN OF SHAIKH-E-KAMIL (QUALIFIED SHAIKH)
- MUJAAHADAH
- THE EXPOSITION OF THE FOUR FUNDAMENTALS OF MUJAAHADAH IJMAALI
- AKHLAAQ
- THE I’TIDAAL (EQUILIBRIUM) AND HUSAN (BEAUTY) OF THE FOUR INTERNAL FACULTIES
- IKHLAAS (SINCERITY)
- TAUBAH
- MUHABBAT
- SHOUQ
- KHAUF
- RAJAA
- ZUHD
- TAWAKKUL
- QANA’AT & HILM
- SABR
- SHUKR
- SIDQ
- TAFWEEZ
- RIDHAA (PLEASURE)
- FANAA (ANNIHILATION)
- HIRS (GREED)
- TAMA’ (COVETING-DESIRE)
- GHUSSAH (ANGER)
- DAROGH (FALSEHOOD)
- HASAD (JEALOUSY ENVY)
- BUKHL (NIGGARDLINESS, STINGINESS)
- RIYAA (SHOW)
- UJUB (VANITY)
- TAKABBUR (PRIDE)
- HIQD (MALICE, AVARICE)
- HUBB-E-JAH (LOVE FOR FAME)
- HUBB-E-DUNYA (LOVE OF THE WORLD)
- DOMINATION OF AKHLAAQ-E-HAMEEDAH
- AL-KHAWATIR (THOUGHTS)
- HOW TO RECOGNIZE IF THE KHAATIR OF KHAIR IS FROM ALLAH OR SHAITAAN
- THE NATURE OF NAFS
- THE TYPES OF THOUGHTS AND THEIR HUKM (EFFECT)
- THE SIGNS OF THE ACQUISITION OF NISBAT WITH ALLAH TA’ALA
- LATAA-IF-SITTAH AND THEIR EFFECTS
- CONDITIONS FOR IJAAZAT
- THE JOURNEY OF SULOOK
- SEARCHING FOR ANOTHER SHAIKH
- MAWAANI’ (IMPEDIMENTS)
- THE HARMS OF UMUR-E-GHAIR IKHTIYAARIYAH
- THE DEVOTIONAL PRACTICES OF THE SAALIK
- THE EXERCISE OF PAAS ANFAAS
- NAFL FASTING
- BOOKS TO BE STUDIED
- NASEEHAT SPECIALLY FOR THOSE INVOLVED IN THIKR AND SHAGHL
- IMPORTANT ADVICE FOR THE SAALIK
- FURTHER ADMONITION
- ADMONITION IN GENERAL
- AN EPISODE––TO REFLECT!
Published by theMajlis.net
When the Shaikh discerns in a Mureed a constant yearning for islaah (spiritual reformation) and steadfastness in this purpose and the Mureed along the Path of Sulook reaches the junction leading up to Allah Ta’ala, he (the Shaikh) bestows the Mantle of Khilaafat-e-Bai’t on the Mureed who is now appointed as the Khalifah of the Shaikh.
The Mureed attains this lofty rank after continuous and regular association and communication, etc. with his Shaikh.
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