Kitab Futuh Al Ghaib

The spirituality of Sheikh Abdul Qadir Jailani (470-561 AH) as one of Allah's saints is second to none. The wisdom, scholarship, and mental maturity of the figure known as Sulthanul Auliya` (Leader of the Guardians) is famous throughout the universe, throughout the ages. It seems that there are Muslims who do not know this figure. At the very least, knowing his name. The influence of the teachings of Sufism that he carried was so massive, not only among his contemporaries, but also across generations after him until now.

The light of knowledge and knowledge emitted by this Sufi begawan crosses the worldly realm, penetrates the sky dimension. His spirituality is very deep, beyond the depths of the ocean floor. Very wide, beyond the breadth of the horizon. We can feel the depth and breadth of the spiritual side of Sheikh Abdul Qadir in this book, entitled the original Futuhul Ghaib (Divine Inspirations). The discussions in it are like the glow of a lantern or the sparkle of light for every heart in the midst of darkness. For a bright heart, this book will only brighten up the path to God.

As the name implies, the book Futuhul Ghaib contains 78 discussions about suluk (the path to God), morals, sharia, nature, guardianship, not infrequently even occult things, and others. In this book, Shaykh Abdul Qadir also explains clearly how a servant can go on to become a guardian of Allah filled with karamah and extraordinary things.

Examining the contents of this book one by one is like tracing the secret paths to Allah. A path that can only be opened by people who are broad-spirited and free from the shackles of being and of the world. More than that, this book is highly recommended for anyone who desires a spiritual / spiritual revolution (tsaurah ruhiyyah) in order to become the lover of Allah and gain His pleasure.

EQUIPPED WITH:

- Complete Yasin Letter and Amma Juice (Tahlil and Daily Prayer)

- Islamic Motivation Stories (Faith Enhancer and Proof of the Greatness of Allah)

- The awesomeness of Dzikir and Prayer