Discoveries in Mawlana Sheikh's Marvels

Amidst the  mosaic of existence, the life of this exceptional servant of God Mawlana Al-Amine Rusi El Hassani unfolds as a symphony of devotion and unwavering dedication. From the earliest moments, his commitment to servitude and good manners with God was steadfast, and his tongue never ceased its continuous praise of the Almighty. God entrusted him with virtues of obedience, patience, and noble morals, weaving them into the very fabric of his being. His every thought and action reflected a perpetual connection with the Divine, cultivating an intimate relationship that transcended the temporal. Embracing the Quran as a daily companion from a young age, he became a living embodiment of its teachings. Belonging to the esteemed "Al-Mukhbitin," his heart trembled with fear at the mention of God, and his prayers were answered at all times. Even in dreams, divine encounters manifested, affirming the spiritual depth of his being. His physical and mental vitality persisted, showcasing a life energized by spiritual resilience. Passing away in contentment, he eagerly anticipated meeting God, and every condition of his life became an act of worship. As we reflect on the remarkable journey of this devoted servant, we beseech the Divine for a breath of goodness, acknowledging the encompassing power of God's Lordship, Self-Sufficiency, and Divine Authority. May his legacy inspire us to deepen our connection with the Divine and lead lives resonating with worship, gratitude, and unwavering devotion.

As for his honorable qualities, may God be pleased with him, they were not limited. Here is what is mentioned about him:

·       He was always dedicated to servitude and good manners with God.

·       He never ceased praising God at all times.

·       God entrusted him with obedience.

·       God entrusted him with patience.

·       God entrusted him with noble morals.

·       His tongue and heart never ceased mentioning God.

·       He never stopped reading the Quran daily from a young age until his passing, whether he was healthy or ill, traveling or at home.

·       He was among those who are called "Al-Mukhbitin," those who, when God is mentioned, their hearts tremble with fear, and they are              patient in the  face of whatever befalls them. They establish regular prayer and spend out of what We have provided for them.

·       His eyes would tear up when talking about gatherings of remembrance and the devotion of the people of God.

·       He would listen to remembrance while being fully awake.

·       His prayers were answered at all times.

·       He saw the Prophet in his dreams.

·       Most of his dreams, especially with scholars in the mosques, came true.

·       He could walk without any effort or fatigue.

·       His memory for memorization never ceased, even in the last year of his life at the age of 96.

·       He passed away in contentment, joyfully anticipating meeting God.

·       All his conditions were acts of worship. That's how the lover of the Most Merciful was. O God, by confirming your Lordship, venerating 

Your Self-Sufficiency, and through Your Divine Powers, Your Majesty, and Your Unique Authority, we beseech You for a breath of goodness. You are the One, the Unique, the Self-Sufficient, the All-Powerful. You have power over all things.

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Source: "Guardian of Virtues" by Dr. Abdeljalil Rusi El Hassani.