The Throne of Friendship with Allah is a meditation on the timeless bond between the Creator and His chosen friends—the Awliya Allah—those whose hearts have been polished into mirrors reflecting only His Light. It calls the reader to recognize the Sheykh not as an ordinary man, but as a living inheritance of the Prophet ﷺ, a gate to Divine intimacy, a key to the treasury of Ma‘rifat. Through stories, verses, and history, it warns of the ruin that befalls the one who turns away from these doors, and it unveils the mercy awaiting those who walk humbly in their company. This is not merely an article—it is a call to awaken the sleeping heart, to drink from the fountain of the friends of Allah, and to step onto the path where love becomes worship, and worship becomes love.

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A complete guide to deploying and managing a Docker-based monitoring system for metrics and logs using Prometheus, Grafana, Loki, and cAdvisor. Simplify and scale your system monitoring with ease.

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Today marks the Urs of Mir Sayyid Ali Hamdani, revered as Imam-e-Kashmir and Shah-i-Hamdan, who renounced his royal heritage in pursuit of spiritual enlightenment and transformed Kashmir with his profound teachings and visionary leadership. Born into the ruling family of Hamdan, he became a disciple of Ala ud-Daula Simnani and was initiated into the Silsila e Kubrawiya. On the command of the Prophet Muhammad (AS), he traveled to Kashmir three times, establishing Khankahs in Srinagar and Ladakh, fostering both spiritual and economic growth through the introduction of crafts from Iran. His influence extended beyond Kashmir to regions as far as Indonesia, with his disciple Sheykh Maulana Malik Ibrahim becoming a key figure in spreading Islam in Southeast Asia. Despite facing opposition, notably from the Wahabi-Deobandis, Shah-i-Hamdan’s Awrad e Fatiha, a collection of prayers from 1400 saints, remains a cherished spiritual practice among Kashmiris. His legacy, steeped in the principles of Ahl e Sunnat Wal Jamat, defended the authentic traditions of Islam, and his enduring spiritual presence continues to guide and inspire. A testament to his profound impact, a traditional Kashmiri-Persian poem venerates Shah-i-Hamdan, highlighting his role as a beacon of light, culture, and faith in Kashmir.

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Unlock the wisdom of 'empty your cup' in Sufi traditions. Delve into the transformative journey of self-discovery, drawing inspiration from luminaries like Hazrat Mevlana Rumi QS. Embark on a path of spiritual cleansing and find true enlightenment as we explore the profound concept of emptying your cup.

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After a dream about Zati Shah Wali QS, my heart was inspired about the wisdom behind Shah Wali's karamat (Maricle) - "The dry dead fishes that Zati Shahwali QS throws in the spring resembled our dead hearts. And the spiring resembled the ocean of Zati Shah which is connected with the divine ocean. Hz Zati Shah Wali QS wanted to convey that Awlia Allah took the dead hearts of their mureeds and threw them into the divine ocean. So then they are no longer dead. Because the divine ocean has the quality to make them alive, just like those dead fishes became alive and are still alive. Those who are thrown into ocean the are part of the ocean and the ocean is alive forever."

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Explore the intriguing journey of solving a misplaced digit mystery in a credit card tracking ID with this programming tale. Discover O as a skilled Full Stack Developer leveraged programming prowess to tackle a unique challenge. Follow along as the narrative unfolds—from the excitement of credit card approval to the unexpected hurdle of a misplaced tracking ID digit.

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