Ilahi

In Sufi orders (Tariqas), the disciple is trained to always be in a state of Dhikr (remembrance). One of the most common wird (litany) is simply repeating "Ilahi... Ilahi... Ilahi..." with the rhythm of the breath. With every "Ilahi," the heart is supposed to be turning away from the world ( dunya ) and turning toward the Divine.

In various Middle Eastern and South Asian cultures, "Ilahi" (meaning "O God" or "Divine") is a common refrain in Sufi poetry and Nasheeds , used to express humility and devotion [8, 10]. centered on the word "Ilahi"? In Sufi orders (Tariqas), the disciple is trained