Blogging! As some of you know, I am a musician of sorts, coming from a long line of musicians in my family. So I’ve started to make records again and will eventually write, arrange, produce and record a number of songs and some specifically for the readers of this blog.
I’ve been blogging for some time [...]
Archive for the ‘Life’ Category
Loving the Prophet, Blogging and Music
Posted in Blogs, Family, Life, Music, Thoughts, tagged Children, God, Musician, Songs, Traditions on April 17, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Comments
Posted in Blogs, Life on February 23, 2009 | 4 Comments »
Selam alaykum. This blog has been around for a good number of years and I’ve received a good deal of comments over the years. Some good and some bad, the bad comments are partly the reason that I developed the comment policy. But over the past few months I have taken some time off of [...]
The Osmanli Naks-i’bendi Dergah
Posted in Art, Life, Religion, Sufism, tagged dervish, farm, Mountains, New York, Photography, saint, Sufi, Work on October 17, 2008 | 1 Comment »
I thought this photograph was absolutely breath taking. You may find more photographs of the Osmanli Naks-i’bendi Dergahi at yursil.com.
Being A Better Muslim; A Better Mu’min; A Better Man Pt. 1
Posted in Family, Life, Religion, Sufism, Thoughts, tagged Career, Children, Family, Lifestyle, Parents, Responsibility, Work on September 8, 2008 | 12 Comments »
Ramadan kerim; Ramadan mubarak all. Its good to be writing again and it is only because of a simple yet profound realization that I find myself with the inspiration to write anything at all. That realization coming through so many ways but they all begin with a sohbet. The sohbet of our Shaykh, Abdul Kerim [...]
The Prince and the Handmaid
Posted in Life, Thoughts, tagged Goldsmith, Handmaid, Heaven, Prince, Rumi on September 8, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Ramadan kerim everyone! Yesterday, I was talking to a family member on the phone and they were continuously saying inshaAllah, inshaAllah; God willing, to almost everything we spoke about. Overtime our conversation came to a close, but when I got off the phone the phrase, inshaAllah played over and over again in my mind. And [...]








