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Hazrat Sayed Ahmed Al Badwi :: Dhul-Nun al-Misri :: Hasan As-Shadhilli


Dhul-Nun al-Misri Tomb of Dhul-Nun al-Misri (AD 796-859) in Cairo's City of the dead. Dhul-Nun al-Misri was a famous Egyptian Sufi (full name, Dhul-Nun Abu Faid Thawban ibn Ibrahim al-Misri).

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Born in Akhmim in upper Egypt in AD 796, al-Misri is considered among the most prominent figures of early Sufism and holds a position in the Sufi chronicles as high as Junayd (d.910) and Bayazid (d.874). He studied under various teachers and travelled extensively in Arabia and Syria. In 829 he was arrested on a charge of heresy and sent to prison in Baghdad, but after examination he was released on the caliph's orders to return to Cairo, where he died in 859; his tombstone has been preserved.

A legendary alchemist and thaumaturage, he is supposed to have known the secret of the Egyptian hieroglyphs. His sayings and poems, which are extremely dense and rich in mystical imagery, emphasize knowledge or gnosis (marifah) more than fear (makhafah) or love (mahabbah), the other two major paths of spiritual realization in Sufism. None of his written works have survived, but a vast collection of poems, sayings, and aphorisms attributed to him continues to live on in oral tradition.

More About Dhul-Nun al-Misri

As-salato as-salamo alaika Ya Rasulallah
Assalamu 'Alaykum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuhu
All Praise be to Allah who is the Lord of the Worlds, and may Endless Blessings be showered upon His Most Beloved, and Final Messenger of Islam,Hazrath Muhammad Mustafa his Family,Companions the Noble order of Awliya Allah and all the Righteous Servants of the Ahle Sunnat Wal Jamaat.

ALLAHUMMA SALLI ALA SAYYIDINA MUHAMMADINIS SAABIQI LILKHALQI NURUHU WA RAHMATUL LIL AALIMEENA ZUHURUHU ADADA MAMADA MIN KHALQIKA WAMAM BAQIYA WAMAN SAIDA MINHUM WAMAN SHAQIYA SALAWAATAN TASTAGHRIQUL ADDA WATUHEETU BIL HADDI SALAATAN LA GHAAYATA LAHA WALA MUNTAHA WALAN QADAAA'A SALAWAATAN DAAA'IMATAN BIDAWAAMIKA WA ALAAA AALIHI WASAHBIHI WA SALLIMA TASLEEMAM MISLA ZAALIKA.


YA GHAWTHU'L-A'ZAMU AGHITH-NI FI KULLI AHWALI WA'NSUR-NI FI KULLI AMALI WA TAQALLAB-NI FI TARIQI-KA BI-HURMATI JADDI-KA MUHAMMDIN WA BI-SHIFA'ATI-HI WA RUHI-HI WA SIRRI-H


He was a famous Qalandar and dervish, And came from Egypt, Sufis say that the Qalandar order and the Malamati order comes from him, He was very eminent in his spiritual statues and he walked on the path of affliction and on blame (malamati). He spent most of his life travelling and wandering in deserts

His interests in Sufism began when he had a remarkable change when he saw a young Sufi who was hanging upside down on a tree and was continuously saying to his Nafs (Ego) 'Until you dont come to my side to pray to God and worship Him, I will continue to punish you, until you die'.

After seeing this Zul Nun began to cry, The dervish asked him about the reason of his crying. He said: 'I thought that you've killed some one, that's why you are punishing yourself like that.' The young dervish told him to go to a mountain where a Sufi is staying, he should go and meet him Zul Nun went there and saw that a dervish is sitting there and his one leg was cut off and lying near him, Zun Nun asked him that how did he lose his leg? The Sufi replied 'Once I was busy worshiping God when suddenly i saw a beautiful woman passing through, I felt attracted towards her and moved towards her with bad intention while i was just about to move i heard the Divine voice saying 'O shameless After 30 years of worshipping Me, now you are going to worship Satan',

After hearing that I cut off my leg as it was the first that moved towards the woman', The dervish then told Zun Nun about another dervish, who was living at the top of that mountain, but beause it was impossible to climb over the mountain to go to the top, the dervish decided instead to tell Zul Nun about his story, He said 'That dervish once sweared that he will never eat anything from the hands of humans, so for many months he didn't eat anything, later God sent some bees to him, who regularly provided him with honey. He is living by eating honey since then.

After seeing this all, Zul Nun retired from this world and began his journey on the Sufi path.
He kept his statues hidden and it was only when he passed away that people repented and knew who he really was, It is known that when he died 70 people saw the holy prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) who said that 'I have come to meet Zhul Nun the friend of god', and on his forehead when he died was written 'This is the beloved of allah, who died in love of allah, slain by allah, also on his funeral the birds were seen to shadow his body with their wings.

After seeing this the egyptians repented and held remorse for all the injustuce they had done to him, About his famous life it is said that Zhul Nun and his disciples were in a boat and were sailing down the River Nile when a boat came towards them full of merry makers and sinners, The disciples seeing this were disgusted and outraged they asked Zhul Nun to implore god so that their boat sinks, instead he prayed to god to give them a good life in this world and the next the disciple were astonished by his prayer but as soon as the boat came near the merry makers saw Zhul Nun and became emotional they broke their flutes and began to cry and repented.

To this Zhul Nun said 'that a good life in the next world is the repentance in this world, now you and them are all satisfyied with no harm to anyone'.

While traveling Zhul Nun met an old woman in the desert he felt intrigued to ask her a question , so when the woman came near he asked her from where have you come from she replied 'From god' where are you going 'To god', he then took out a peice of gold and offered it to the woman who replied 'Oh Zhul Nun the notion you have formed about me is from the feebleness of your intelligence i work for god and accept nothing except from god, I worship him alone and take from him alone'.


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The Tomb of Abu Hasan As-Shadhilli (RA), Abu Hasan,
Egypt 140 km from Mirsa Alam, Red Sea.

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Imâm Muhammad ibn Muhammad ibn Muhammad ibn ‘Abdul Razzâq al-Husayni al-Zabîdî, Abul Fayd and is widely known as Murtadâ al-Zabîdi. [1145-1205 AH/ 1732-1790 CE] He was a Hanafî scholar, lexicographer, linguist, a grandmaster in Hadîth, genealogy, biographies and personal histories [Hadîth, ansâb, rijâl]. He was a prolific writer. Apart from Arabic, he was proficient in Turkish, Persian and a language of Karaj.

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