The Ode Of Shaykh Abdul Rahman Shaghouri

After emerging from a period of spiritual seclusion, the esteemed Sufi Master Shaykh Abdul Rahman Shaghouri composed this mystical ode. Within its verses lies the narrative of a profound journey, a pilgrimage of love leading back to the Divine. With each verse of the ode, they invite the listener to journey inward, to explore the depths of their own soul and to experience the Divine mysteries of love and longing.

Throughout the verses of the mystical ode, the seeker is constantly reminded of the Oneness of God, and the mystical experience of fana (annihilation) in the Divine presence. They are urged not to be deterred by those who obstruct their path of love, for many will try.

The ode assures that every spiritually dormant heart, upon encountering the presence of Shaykh Muhammad Al-Hashimi, is revived and transformed, returning to life. It emphasises that anyone who approaches with genuine intention will never leave empty handed.

In this sacred depiction, the 3 Shaykhs stand as luminous beacons of spiritual guidance and illumination, embodying the timeless wisdom and grace of the Sufi tradition. Through their teachings and example, they serve as conduits for divine light, guiding the seeker along the path of inner transformation and enlightenment.

As the viewer beholds the image of these revered Shaykhs, they are reminded of the profound spiritual lineage that extends back to the Prophet Muhammad himself. Each link in this unbroken chain of transmission represents a sacred covenant between teacher and student, a bond of love and devotion that transcends the limitations of time and space.

Ultimately, the ode offers a message of hope and assurance to all seekers of truth, affirming that true intention and sincerity will never go unrewarded in the spiritual journey. It serves as a beacon of light for those who traverse the path of Purification, guiding them towards the Light of the Final Prophet Muhammad.

Specifications:

Height: 42cm

Width: 30cm

Depth: 1.5cm

The 3 Spiritual Masters Pictured:

Shaykh Ahmad Al Alawi (Top)

Shaykh Muhammad Al Hashimi (Middle)

Shaykh Abdul Rahman Al Shaghouri (Bottom)