- Zikar-e-
Qalbi which is also
known as Zikar-e-khafi or
silent zikr, is
being practiced by
Naqshbandi Sufi followers. This way of zikar,
Dhikr ذکر, focuses...
-
Oyoun Qalbi (also
romanized as
Oyoun Albi, Arabic: عيون قلبي) is
Najwa Karam's
tenth studio album. It was
released in 2000.
Khams Nmjoum (Five Stars)...
- on
Radio Beirut was a song
originally sung by
Bayoumi called Maskin Ya
Qalbi Yama
Tlaawat ("Oh My
Heart How You Have Suffered"). She
struggled for success...
-
Checking that the
dhikr has been
repeated in odd numbers.
Heart pause (Wuquf-i
qalbi - Persian: وقوف قلبی):
Forming a
mental picture of one's
heart with the...
-
Dihya ibn
Khalifa al-Kalbi (Arabic: دِحْيَة ٱبْن خَلِيفَة ٱلْكَلْبِيّ, Diḥya al-Kalbī),
sometimes spelled Dahyah, was the
envoy who
delivered the Islamic...
- also
certain forms of
counting using the
Abjad system. 11.
Ukufi qalbi (or wuquf-e
qalbi) — heart-halt (or pause) or
visualisation Visualising one's heart...
- .. This book was
published in
Arabic in 320
pages in 2006. The book Fi
Qalbi Ontha Ebrya has been
published in both
Arabic and Persian. This book illustrates...
-
defied all odds by
presenting a
religious poem in
classical Arabic.
Salou Qalbi ["Ask My Heart"] was
written by
Ahmad Shawqi and
composed by Ryad Al Sunbati...
- B****mahlak, Maghroumeh, and Rouh Rouhi. In 2000, Karam's
tenth album Oyoun Qalbi became her highest-selling album. In 2001 her
album Nedmaneh sold millions...
-
Rodda Qalbi, رُد قلبي 1958 The Road of Hope
Tareeq Al Amal, طريق الأمل A
Woman on the Road Imra'a Fi Al Tareeq, امرأة في الطريق My
Heart and I
Qalbi wa Ana...
