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Studia Quranika: Jurnal Studi QuranThe pronunciation of dhikr in the Qur'an is mentioned 292 times, with various forms of the word derivation (sighat). One form of the word in the form of isim masdar is found in QS. Thaha [20]: 14.
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On the author of Dhikr Bilād al-Andalus
Al-Qanṭara, 2015 Se discute la atribución de la crónica Ḏikr bilād al-Andalus al autor granadino del siglo XIV Ibn Ŷuzayy. Tras la revisión de los argumentos utilizados para defender esa atribución y a la luz del testimonio de un nuevo manuscrito de la obra, se concluye que el Ḏikr debe seguir siendo considerada una obra anónima.
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Dhikr in Islamic Sufism A Case Study: The Order of Kubrawiyya
Üsküdar Üniversitesi Tasavvuf Araştırmaları Enstitüsü DergisiAmong various orders of Islamic Sufism, , one of the common rituals is dhikr. While sharīa places significant emphasis on the repetition of different dhikr formulas, it does not mandate its practice. However, within the diverse orders of Sufism, dhikr is viewed as a fundamental aspect of conduct and a cornerstone of practical mysticism.
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“Dhikr” and “Tadhakur” in the Chronological Order of Quranic Revelation
تحقیقات علوم قرآن و حدیث, 2018 One of the names of the Qur’an is “Dhikr” and one of its most important features is “Tadhakkur” (reminding others). The present study, investigating the verses encompassing this feature, through a chronological order from the period of Mecca to the end of Medina, is recognized as a first research focusing new aspects of the textual coherence in the Qur’
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Sonic in-betweenness: a sonic ethnography of the dhikr in Egypt
This thesis examines the dhikr—a form of Sufi devotional practice in Egypt—focusing on how sound shapes spiritual and affective experience. Drawing on participatory fieldwork conducted between 2022 and 2025 in Cairo and the Delta region, the study investigates how sound creates a temporal sound space within the framework of the mawlids, religious ...
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