Āzād Rasūl (1920–2006)
Autor von Turning Toward the Heart: Awakening to the Sufi Way: Forty Questions and Answers (Contemporary Spiritual Masters)
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- Andere Namen
- Rasool, Azad, Shaykh al-Tariqat Hazrat
Āzād Rasūl, 1920-2006 - Geburtstag
- 1920
- Todestag
- 2006-11-07
- Geschlecht
- male
- Nationalität
- India
- Geburtsort
- Kankroli, Udaipur, India
- Ausbildung
- Jamia Millia University (undergrad studies)
Allahabad University (BA ∙ Education)
Aligarh Muslim University (MA ∙ Philosophy) - Berufe
- teacher
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- School of Sufi Teachings
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- From his earliest years, Hazrat yearned to discover life’s meaning and purpose. He made the effort to seek out a teacher; and, once he had found one, persevered in following the guide’s directions until he had attained his goal. All the while, he continued to fulfil worldly roles as husband, father, grandfather, school teacher, headmaster, community leader, and respected elder. Retirement from his profession did not mean retirement from the world. Rather, he dedicated more time to his spiritual mission and service, including the building of the Institute, the construction of a mosque and khanaqah (Sufi lodge), and his family duties. From his days as a schoolboy until his last breath, his life encapsulated what a Sufi should be.
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Este trabajo, en su formato accesible de preguntas y respuestas, ofrece una visión profunda de los aspectos prácticos del día a día de la relación maestro-discípulo. -
This work, in its accessible question-and-answer format, offers profound insights into the practical day-to-day aspects of the master-disciple relationship.
This work, in its accessible question-and-answer format, offers profound insights into the practical day-to-day aspects of the master-disciple relationship.
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Providing insight into life and teachings of Hazrat Maulvi Mohammed Sa'id Khan, this chronicle supplements a selection of his instructions, letters, and discourses with explanatory and contextual writings from the author--Khan's student of more than 30 years. Presented as a tribute to Khan's life, this journal also acts as a treatise on the teaching and practice of Sufism by the Shayks and an explanation of their methodology.… (mehr)