Sheikh Hamza Al qadiri Al Butchishi 
About the Qadiri Butchishi and Sheikh Hamza
Throughout the world there exist many Sufi tariqas named after their founder, such as the Shadhili, Tijani, Chishti, and Naqshbandi. The Qadiri tariqa takes its name from Sheikh Moulay Al Qadiri Al Jilani (470H - 559H/1077 - 1166 C.E.), one of the most popular Sufi saints in Islam, who lived in Baghdad where he taught both the exoteric and esoteric sciences.
Sheikh Hamza is a direct descendant of Sheikh Al Qadiri Al Jilani, and their shared lineage goes back to the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him). While such a lineage is significant, it does not ensure a role in spiritual teaching without the transmission of the sirr, the inner spiritual "secret" that makes the teacher a spiritual heir of Muhammad (pbuh), which Sheikh Hamza received. Sheikh Hamza is considered in Morocco and in many countries around the world to be an 'alive Master,' the authentic representative of this living tradition of Sufiism.
Featured talk :
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Thankfulness: Discourse on the Sufis' aim to arrive at the "Maqam" (Station) of Permanent Thankfulness to the Divine, and to achieve the "Eternal Prostration of the Heart". Includes a wealth of inspirational stories about the "Prostration of Thankfulness" ("Sujud Ash-Shukr"), and on the Sufi Saying: "When He does not give, you thank. When He gives, you give -- to others. You prefer others to yourself." (34:54) |
(last updated 4/23/2012)
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