Zikr

A constant reminder and connection to the divine presence of Allah.

In Islamic tradition, Zikr (also known as Dhikr or Tasawwuf) refers to the practice of continuous remembrance and glorification of Allah through various methods such as recitation of Dhikr phrases, chanting, meditation, and verbal or silent supplications. This practice has been an integral part of Islamic culture and has been widely practiced by Muslims for centuries. Zikr sessions are commonly held in mosques, shrines, or private homes, and many Islamic communities and Sufi orders have been devoted to this practice. It is a communal activity as well as a personal one, causing a sense of unity and togetherness among believers.