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DHIKR — Transcrit également zikr , le dhikr désigne en arabe la remémoration, puis la mention arabe du souvenir, spécialement la prière rituelle ou litanie que récitent les mystiques musulmans (soufis) dans le dessein de rendre gloire à Dieu et… … Encyclopédie Universelle
Dhikr — This article is about an Islamic term. For the Qur anic software, see Zekr. This article is part of … Wikipedia
Dhikr — Ein Dhikr der Rifai Sufis, historischer Stich. Unter Dhikr (arabisch ذكر, DMG ḏikr ‚Gedenken‘; auch Dhikrullah wörtl.: „Gedenken an Gott“; Zikr oder Sikr) versteht man in der sufi … Deutsch Wikipedia
Dhikr — Représentation d artiste d une pratique collective du Dhikr Le dhikr (ou Zikr, arabe : ذِكْر [ḏikr], évocation ; mention, rappel, répétition rythmique (du nom de Dieu)), dans l islam, désigne à la fois le souvenir de Dieu et la pratique … Wikipédia en Français
dhikr — /dik euhr/, n., pl. dhikrs, dhikr. Islam. 1. a meeting of dervishes at which a phrase containing a name of God is chanted rhythmically to induce a state of ecstasy. 2. each set of passages from the Koran so chanted, with its accompanying ritual.… … Universalium
dhikr — ˈdikər noun (plural dhikrs or dhikr) Etymology: Arabic, mention, recitation, remembrance 1. : the ritual formula of a Sufi brotherhood recited devotionally in praise of Alla … Useful english dictionary
Dhikr (Universal Sufism) — Part of a series of articles on Universal Sufism Figures … Wikipedia
Dhikr — (Arab. remembrance ) Islamic mystical (Sufi) ritual involving formulaic repetition, usually of the name of God (Allāh), God is he, or something similar. The rituals, often lasting several hours, may also include chanting the Qur’ān, hymns, and … Historical dictionary of sacred music
dhikr — [ dɪkʌr] (also zikr zɪk(ə)r) noun Islam a form of devotion, associated chiefly with Sufism, in which the worshipper is absorbed in the rhythmic repetition of the name of God or his attributes. Origin from Arab. ḏikr remembrance … English new terms dictionary
Visual Dhikr — Rūḥ al Άlam (Arabic: روح العالم Trans: Spirit/Soul of the World ) also known as Visual Dhikr was born in London, to Bangladeshi immigrants. The artist currently resides in London, married to Egyptian artist Iythar.He is a Sunni Muslim and is a… … Wikipedia
