The Devotion of Imam Al-Nawawi
This hizb comes from Imam al-Nawawi, the thirteenth-century Shafi'i scholar known by the titles Hafiz and Faqih. Here he offers a daily litany of du'aa, supplications, and recitations that he read each day, and which his followers took up after him. Over the centuries it has become one of the great devotions known among Muslims, recited by thousands seeking its remembrance of God.
This edition presents Dr. Umar F. Abd-Allah's translation, accompanied by an introduction and commentary that walks the reader through the litany's meaning and its place within the broader practice of dhikr. Rather than leaving the text to stand alone, the commentary helps the seeker understand what the hizb draws on and why it has held such a lasting place in Muslim devotional life.
It is a fitting companion for anyone looking to root their daily remembrance in a tradition carried forward from Imam al-Nawawi's own practice, presented here in a hardback edition of 102 pages, suited to regular use rather than a single reading.
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This hizb comes from Imam al-Nawawi, the thirteenth-century Shafi'i scholar known by the titles Hafiz and Faqih. Here he offers a daily litany of du'aa, supplications, and recitations that he read each day, and which his followers took up after him. Over the centuries it has become one of the great devotions known among Muslims, recited by thousands seeking its remembrance of God.
This edition presents Dr. Umar F. Abd-Allah's translation, accompanied by an introduction and commentary that walks the reader through the litany's meaning and its place within the broader practice of dhikr. Rather than leaving the text to stand alone, the commentary helps the seeker understand what the hizb draws on and why it has held such a lasting place in Muslim devotional life.
It is a fitting companion for anyone looking to root their daily remembrance in a tradition carried forward from Imam al-Nawawi's own practice, presented here in a hardback edition of 102 pages, suited to regular use rather than a single reading.
