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Israr e Haqeeqi Analysis

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Israr e Haqeeqi is an educational software application designed for Android, focusing on spiritual teachings derived from Sufism. This reference software presents the teachings of Hazrat Muin ud Din Chishti Ajmeri, a prominent Sufi figure, through the lens of his correspondence with his Khalifa, Hazrat Bakhtyar Kaaki. Users can explore a variety of spiritual principles aimed at guiding individuals towards a more meaningful life.

The application encompasses a broad spectrum of spiritual topics, including love, compassion, humility, and the significance of prayer and self-reflection. By delving into the practices of Sufism, this software serves as a valuable resource for those interested in enhancing their spiritual understanding and personal connection with the divine.

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Full Specifications

GENERAL
Release
Latest update
Version
2.3
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
Android
Additional Requirements
Requires Android 2.3.3 and up
POPULARITY
Total Downloads
20
Downloads Last Week
0

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Developer’s Description

Israr e Haqeeqi is written by Hazrat Sultanal Hind Hazoor Ghareeb Nawaz Khwaja Muin ud Din Chishti Ajmeri (Ajmer Sharif, India) Rahmatullah Alaeh.

Israr e Haqeeqi is written by Hazrat Sultanal Hind Hazoor Ghareeb Nawaz Khwaja Muin ud Din Chishti Ajmeri (Ajmer Sharif, India) Rahmatullah Alaeh. This book, in fact, consists of words written to Khalifa e Khaas of Hazrat Muin ud Din, Hazrat Bakhtyar Kaaki Rahmatullah Alaeh, as well a renowned Sufi Personality in indian Subcontinent.


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