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Shadhili Sufi Hadra in Syria (Full Translated) – Shukri al-Luhafi – Sufi Poetry – Abdul Qadir Gilani

Don't forget to enable captions/CCs for subtitles and switch to 720p. ¹ One of the 99 Qur'anic names of God, usually translated as "The Most Generous" ² A sommelier is someone who serves wine, so is a more accurate translation for "saqi" than bartender or waiter: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sommelier. Wine and all of the language based around it is one of the most common metaphors in Sufi poetry, and almost never used literally. ³ One of the 99 Qur'anic names of God, which is best translated as "The Giver of Gifts" or "The Supreme Bestower" ⁵ Abdul Qadir al-Gilani, named for his native province of Gilan in 10th-century Persia. He was one of the earliest and arguably most influential Sufis in Islamic history, and is the eponymous founder of the Qadiri tariqah (Sufi order), which is probably the most widespread tariqah in the modern world. ⁶ A common epithet for Abdul Qadir al-Gilani meaning "falcon" A hadra led by the late Shaykh Shukri al-Luhafi, the leader of Shaykh Abd al-Rahman al-Shaghouri's Darqawi-Hashimi-Shaghouri branch of the Shadhili tariqah ever since the death of Shaykh Mustafa al-Turkmani in 2006. It took place in Qalabaqjiyah Mosque, Damascus, Syria, but the date/year is unknown. The munshid (vocalist) is Hassan Sarouji, and all of the poems are recited in Maqam Bayati. See below for detailed information about the poetry. Most of the video has been translated but there are still a few lines that I couldn't make out, as indicated in the subtitles. If anyone with better hardware or hearing than me can make them out or translate them please comment or send me them. I will update the translation and give full credit to you in this description. Likewise if you notice any mistakes in the translation or other issues with the video or this description, please let me know so I can check them – if they turn out to be wrong I will correct the video as soon as possible and credit you in this description. ––––– 0:00 Hasha al-Kareem حاشا الكريـم يردهـم عطشـى Verses by Ali ibn Muhammad al-Habashi, a 19th-century shaykh of the Ba'Alawi tariqah. 0:56 Ya Saaqi al-Nudamaan ياساقى الندمان من رائق الدنان Written by Abdul-Rahman al-Shaghouri, the former master of the Hashimi-Darqawi branch of the until his death in 2004. 3:39 Lamma Saqani لما سقاني ساقي القوم The author for this poem is unknown. If you have a reliable source for who wrote it please let me know. #Shadhili #Syria #Dhikr #Hadra #Sufi #MaqamBayati #ShukriAlLuhafi #AbdulQadirGilani