Category: Letters to mureeds

The recent post of words from Abul Hassan Kharqani emphasises that if we attain to the presence of God, it is not ‘our’ attainment, but a union bestowed by Him. Continue Reading →

Today, the 5th of February, people around the world are celebrating the life of Hazrat Inayat Khan. Perhaps they have followed his teaching, or read his inspiring lectures and his Continue Reading →

Today the compound is being adorned with flowers and other colourful touches. And this afternoon, the public will come for the first of a number of musical offerings. Hazrat Inayat Continue Reading →

To protect the visitors to the Urs festival a tent is always erected over the terrace around the Dargah. Yesterday a gang worked into the night, lashing together bamboo poles Continue Reading →

Visalat Day, the anniversary of the departure of Hazrat Inayat Khan from this world in 1927, is celebrated on the 5th of February, but at his Dargah in New Delhi Continue Reading →

If anyone should ask us what Sufism is, a number of possible answers might come to mind.  ‘The path of the heart’ or ‘the religion of the heart’ or ‘the search Continue Reading →

Visalat Day, the annual commemoration of the passing of Hazrat Inayat Khan on the 5th of February, is always observed with a number of activities at the master’s Dargah in Continue Reading →

Before communications technology reduced our vast globe to a global village, the feeling of compassion for our neighbour was often limited to ‘line of sight.’  The suffering of those who are Continue Reading →

In an earlier post the Inner Call showed the work underway to replace the flooring of the upper terrace where the mazar or tomb of Hazrat Inayat Khan is placed. Continue Reading →