Category: Wisdom of Hazrat Inayat Khan

God is called ‘King of Heaven and of the earth, and of the seen and unseen beings’ only because we have no better words than those we use for all the Continue Reading →

O Thou, the perfection of love, harmony and beauty, All-powerful Creator, Sustainer, Judge and Forgiver of our shortcomings… —Saum— Why is God called the Creator? Because the creation itself is Continue Reading →

Here is another address given by Hazrat Inayat Khan during a Universal Worship Service.   One wonders what this Movement is? Is it a religious movement? Is it a philosophical Continue Reading →

We all in this world, according to our little ability, serve God, consciously or unconsciously; we all perform that service, though it be without knowing it. There is a saying Continue Reading →

There is a phrase in the Bible, ‘Knock and it shall be opened unto you.’ The Message of God is an answer to the cry of humanity. Now, as to Continue Reading →

The following short text from Hazrat Inayat Khan was most likely given in connection with a Universal Worship ceremony.   The Sufi Movement is a preparation for a world service, Continue Reading →

This is a portion of a longer talk, in which Hazrat Inayat Khan speaks about the home as a place of religion, not in the ‘church’ sense, but as a sacred Continue Reading →

The power of love is seen in all things, and in whatever form it acts it shows a great virtue. And one does not always know what power love has Continue Reading →

When we think of the different religions that are known to humanity we shall find that each of them brought to the world the message of love in some form or Continue Reading →

Here Hazrat Inayat Khan continues his exploration of belief and disbelief.  The first part of this lecture was posted a few days ago. When the tendency of imagining God reaches Continue Reading →