
Remembering Allah: Reflections on the Practice of Dhikr
Shaykh Alauddin ElBakri and Dr. Jinan Yousef
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What is dhikr? Linguistically, it means to remember, to keep in mind, and to think of; it is the opposite of forgetting. Remembrance of Allah (dhikru-Allah) is, at a base level, being conscious of and ‘not forgetting’ Allah. It encompasses thinking well of Him, praising Him, and affirming His Oneness. And this requires intentionality on our part. One doesn’t just happen to be a man or woman who remembers Allah often, just like one does not happen to be a devout, truthful, or patient man or woman. It requires effort, and that effort can also then lead to these states becoming second nature, insha’Allah. Indeed, the Prophet (S) taught us that, “whoever remains patient, Allah will make him patient. Nobody can be given a blessing better and greater than patience.” Patience encompasses perseverance and requires effort from us. When that effort is for Allah, He helps us.
