Main Topic
An insightful discourse on the real essence of Dhikrullah, true spiritual migration (Hijrat) through abandoning sins, and turning the heart towards Allah's divine light.
Key Lessons
- True Dhikrullah is fulfilling whatever command Allah Ta'ala directs at a person in the given moment, rather than mere lip service without heart presence.
- Living in obedience and remembrance feels like resting in a lush, fragrant garden, whereas living in heedlessness (Ghaflat) is equivalent to surrounding oneself with filth in a rubbish dump.
- A true Muhajir (migrator) is one who abandons everything Allah Ta'ala has forbidden; physical journeys without inner reformation lack true substance.
- Outer religious appearance is meaningless if the heart remains filled with hidden sins such as jealousy, slander, pride, and backbiting.
- Allah Ta'ala possesses spiritual alchemy (Chemia) to transform even the worst sinner into an Awliyaullah through sincere repentance and effort.
Quranic/Hadith References
- Hadith: A true Muhajir is he who migrates away from that which Allah Ta'ala has prohibited.
- Hadith: It is sufficient for a person to be considered a liar if he repeats everything he hears without verification.
- Hadith: Account of a lenient merchant who forgave people's debts, leading Allah Ta'ala to forgive his sins on the Day of Judgment.
- Quranic Concept: "Allahu waliyyul ladhina amanu yukhrijuhum minad dhulumati ilan nur" (Allah is the protector of believers, bringing them out of darkness into light).
Practical Advice
- Cease the habit of forwarding unverified messages, gossip, or accusations on messaging platforms; delete them immediately.
- Treat spiritual opportunities—such as Umrah, Jamaat, or Itikaaf—as permanent turning points by deleting harmful apps, cutting sinful connections, and committing to lifelong change.
- Continuously pray for a spiritual heart transplant, asking Allah Ta'ala to fill the heart with His Nur and divine love.
Hazrat Moulana Dawood Seedat Saheb