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| hazrat inayat khan books free download: Creating the Person Inayat Khan, 1995 An introduction to the range of qualities necessary for the creation of a truly human personality, Will power, gratitude, self respect, gentleness, self control. |
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| hazrat inayat khan books free download: In the Garden with Murshid Sam Samuel L. Lewis, 2015-10-01 A reprint of the classic 1975 book, In The Garden is a natural expression of the rising of the spiritual movement in the United States. A collection of Murshid Sam's writings, his stories and some biographical information, the volume is an overflowing spiritual gem. |
| hazrat inayat khan books free download: [Complete works ] ; Complete works of Pir-O-Murshid Hazrat Inayat Khan. Original texts : Lectures on Sufism : 1923 : 2. July - December Inayat Khan, 1988 |
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Hazrat is a name of Arabic origin, primarily used in Islamic cultures. It translates to 'presence,' 'lord,' or 'master,' carrying connotations of respect and reverence. Though primarily a …
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The name “Hazrat” holds deep significance within Islamic culture and history, symbolizing profound respect and veneration. Its origins in Arabic language and its evolution through …
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