Regular dhikr — Hanafi fatwas (21)
21 Hanafi fatwas on the topic “Regular dhikr”, each with its source.
- The Litany “Ya Shaykh ‘Abd al-Qadir Jilani” — Creed
- The Legal Status of a Regular Litany Prescribed by One’s Spiritual Guide — Innovations & Customs
- The Praises of “Salawat-e Lakkhi” (“The Hundred-Thousand Salawat”) and Similar Texts — Innovations & Customs
- The “Salawat-e Taj” — Innovations & Customs
- The Efficacy of Khatm-e Khwajagan — Innovations & Customs
- Saying or Reciting “Ya Shaykh ‘Abd al-Qadir, Shay’an Lillah” — Islamic Sects
- Reciting a litany with the hand on a barren woman’s private parts for the sake of offspring — Permissible & Prohibited
- The litany “Qul huwa Allahu ahad, ya Jibra’il” — Permissible & Prohibited
- The litany “Ya Jibra’il, bi-haqqi ya Wahhab” — Permissible & Prohibited
- The litany “Nadi ʿAliyyan” — Permissible & Prohibited
- Being Occupied with One's Litany During a Scholar's Talk — Knowledge
- Is Someone’s Regular Litany Interrupted Because of Qur’an Recitation? — Quran & Hadith
- Reward for Dhikr and Qur’an Recitation Done for a Worldly Need — Quran & Hadith
- Running a Finger Over Every Line of the Qur’an While Reciting “Bismillah” — Quran & Hadith
- Praying Alone in the Mosque Before the Imam — Prayer
- Regular Litanies Between the Fard and the Sunna — Prayer
- Are the Tasbihs After the Fard or After the Sunnas? — Prayer
- Regular Litanies After the Fard Prayer — Prayer
- Being Occupied with One’s Regular Litany During a Sermon — Sufism
- Reciting the Spiritual Guide’s Name as a Regular Litany and Taking an Offering from a Disciple — Sufism
- Strolling About in the Mosque — Waqf
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