What Did Sheikh Wajihuddin Alavi Write? A Guide to 67 Recorded Works
A source-based guide to 67 works attributed to Sheikh Wajihuddin Alavi Gujrati, distinguishing located manuscripts from titles known through earlier records.
Sufi heritage represents the mystical, pluralistic, and inward-looking dimension of Islam that emphasizes inner purification, divine love, and service to humanity
A source-based guide to 67 works attributed to Sheikh Wajihuddin Alavi Gujrati, distinguishing located manuscripts from titles known through earlier records.
Explore how accounts of Sheikh Wajihuddin connect scholarship with simplicity, generosity, compassion, justice, and practical care for people in difficulty.
Follow the family and teaching connections that link Shah Hashim Husaini, Sheikh Wajihuddin’s circle in Gujarat, Shah Abdullah, Burhanpur, and Bijapur.
Reflect on khidmah through sincere giving, dignity, listening, and dependable service, with Qur’an and hadith sources linked throughout.
Discover the meaning of suhbah, the influence of good company, and practical ways to learn responsibly with teachers and companions.
Explore adab through speech, listening, correction, gentleness, and shared work, with practical examples and verified scriptural references.
Understand tasawwuf through ihsan, self-purification, remembrance, and intention, with Qur’an and hadith references for further reading.
Explore remembrance, consistency, learning, humility, and service in teachings attributed to Sheikh Wajihuddin in The Sun in a Candle.
Explore the curriculum, student support, and teaching life of Sheikh Wajihuddin’s madrasa through accounts in two biographical studies.
Explore Sheikh Wajihuddin’s spiritual teachers and relationship with Muhammad Ghawth through Khalid’s thesis and The Sun in a Candle.