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**Lhtfajba** · 01-07-2012, 06:54 AM

Salam,
I have a specific question and hoping the learned brother/sisters on here can answer.

There are video's floating about youtube with some sufi's and some powerful 'Tawajjuh' going on.
I'm not interested in the movement or how the people react to this and what goes on or if they are brelvi etc all i want to know is in your opinion is this Tawajjuh real? is it genuine? I know in the videos some of them are probably acting or maybe they aren't (Allah knows best) but do you feel it is possible for Tawajjuh to have this effect?
I was discussing this with a brother who isn't a sufi or doesn't practise Tasawuf and he said the sheikhs/pir's use Jinns?
I ask this because I was recently invited to a mehfil and I witnessed this with my own eyes and at first I didn't know how to react and thought maybe just maybe some of these guys are over reacting then realised that I don't think they are ... I was telling a mate and he is convinced it is the use of Jinn.

What are your thoughts?

JK

Is it real, yes.

Tawajjo can be done and wajd happens also. Tawajjo is more refined strong power of thought you can say. Tawajjo is something a person develops like how you do exercises to develop strength in your arms, same way you develop strength in power of thought.

Wajd, the example is like how some people hear music and cant help but dance, in the same way is wajd. Wajd just comes over someone. It has to be goverened by shariah, person cant be doing something haraam and say it is wajd, it doesnt excuse him unless truly he is mentally incapable to control himself and only ulama fuqaha will give ruling on this. Also, doing both things doesnt prove anything as far as nearness to Allah swt and His messenger salallahu alayhi wa sallam are concerned.

The greater tawajjo I say is that one is constantly aware of the commandments of Allah swt in every situation and upon taking every step in life. And the real wajd is in sajdah.

01-07-2012, 06:54 AM	#23
Lhtfajba Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 532 Senior Member	Salam, I have a specific question and hoping the learned brother/sisters on here can answer. There are video's floating about youtube with some sufi's and some powerful 'Tawajjuh' going on. I'm not interested in the movement or how the people react to this and what goes on or if they are brelvi etc all i want to know is in your opinion is this Tawajjuh real? is it genuine? I know in the videos some of them are probably acting or maybe they aren't (Allah knows best) but do you feel it is possible for Tawajjuh to have this effect? I was discussing this with a brother who isn't a sufi or doesn't practise Tasawuf and he said the sheikhs/pir's use Jinns? I ask this because I was recently invited to a mehfil and I witnessed this with my own eyes and at first I didn't know how to react and thought maybe just maybe some of these guys are over reacting then realised that I don't think they are ... I was telling a mate and he is convinced it is the use of Jinn. What are your thoughts? JK Is it real, yes. Tawajjo can be done and wajd happens also. Tawajjo is more refined strong power of thought you can say. Tawajjo is something a person develops like how you do exercises to develop strength in your arms, same way you develop strength in power of thought. Wajd, the example is like how some people hear music and cant help but dance, in the same way is wajd. Wajd just comes over someone. It has to be goverened by shariah, person cant be doing something haraam and say it is wajd, it doesnt excuse him unless truly he is mentally incapable to control himself and only ulama fuqaha will give ruling on this. Also, doing both things doesnt prove anything as far as nearness to Allah swt and His messenger salallahu alayhi wa sallam are concerned. The greater tawajjo I say is that one is constantly aware of the commandments of Allah swt in every situation and upon taking every step in life. And the real wajd is in sajdah.
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