Ritual of Refuge in Al-Halīm and Al-Karīm
Find inner peace and spiritual balance by taking refuge in the divine names Al-Halīm and Al-Karīm. This dhikr practice is designed to help weary hearts overcome anger, stress, and worldly haste.
Intention of Tranquility and Submission
Close your eyes, calm your breath, and pass these words through your heart:
"O Allah; do not let my anger, stress, and worldly haste darken my heart. I take refuge in the gentleness of Your name Al-Halīm and the infinite grace of Your name Al-Karīm. Purify me from all kinds of tension that constrict my soul, and bestow relief and tranquility upon my heart. Accept my intention and make my heart content."
Tawhid of Al-Halīm and Al-Karīm (100 times)
Arabic
لَا إِلَٰهَ إِلَّا اللَّهُ الْحَلِيمُ الْكَرِيمُ
Transliteration
La ilahe illallahül-halimül-kerim
Meaning
There is no deity except Allah, the Forbearing and the Generous
Recitation count: 100 times
Read with the intention of calming anger, dispersing stress, and filling the heart with divine tranquility. (Source: Traditional Hadith/Dua)
Seal of Peace and Safety
"My Lord; satisfy my heart with Your remembrance, and beautify my character with Your pleasure. Deliver me from all forms of fury and distress into safety. Praise be to You for the peace You have granted. Amin."
Frequently asked questions
How many times should the tawhid of Al-Halīm and Al-Karīm be repeated?
It should be repeated 100 times with the intention of calming anger, dispersing stress, and filling the heart with divine tranquility.
What are the names of Allah focused on in this ritual?
The ritual focuses on the names Al-Halīm (the Forbearing) and Al-Karīm (the Generous).