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<blockquote class="definition">'''Dhikr''' is an Islamic [[Connection Technique]].  Dhikr, also spelled Zikr, refers to the practice of "remembrance" or "recollection," specifically the remembrance of Allah (God). This is often done through verbal or mental repetition of certain Islamic [[affirmations]] (phrases or prayers), such as "Subhan Allah" (Glory be to Allah), "Alhamdulillah" (Praise be to Allah), or "Allahu Akbar" (Allah is Great).</blockquote>

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==Notes==

Dhikr is considered a devotional act that enhances spirituality, purifies the heart, and brings tranquility to the mind. It can be practiced in any context: silently or aloud, in a group or individually, during formal prayer or throughout one's daily activities.

Some Sufi orders (mystical branches of Islam) put a great emphasis on Dhikr and have developed specific rituals around it, which can include rhythmic repetitions or chants, physical movements, or meditative practices. These are meant to foster a deeper, more direct experience of the divine presence.

In addition to this, Dhikr is also seen as a means of expressing gratitude to Allah, seeking His forgiveness, and inviting His guidance and blessings. It's a way of maintaining a constant awareness of Allah in one's life.

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