Hidayat Inayat-Khan is the youngest son of Hazrat Inayat Khan (1882-1927), founder of the International Sufi Movement. Hidayat Inayat-Khan is at this moment the president of the International Sufi Movement. The word 'Zikar' means 'remembrance'. Remembrance of the Presence of God. The practice of Zikar is the repetition ofthe sacred sentence: "La El La Ha El Allah Hu," which means "Nothing exists save God, God alone is." The practice of Zikar is a deep and profoundly mystical practice. The more it is explored the more is there to explore. The Singing Zikar is one of the most beautiful legacies of Hazrat Inayat Khan given to his mureeds. It is a melodic Zikar based on an Indian raga, a melodic pattern in accompaniment with the syllabics "La El La Ha El Allah Hu." The Singing Zikar gives a deep mystical experience and carries one, like the flying carpet in fairy tales, right up into Heaven. This book is a beautiful and extensive guide to every mureed who wishes to pracice the Singing Zikar.

Pirani Ameena Begum Ora Ray Baker, author of these heart-moving poems, dedicated them to 'Daya', meaning 'Thou art my all'. They can be best appreciatd when experiencing them as 'Moonlight Meditations'. Coming form a well-known Californian family, Pirani Ameena Begum left all behind at a very early age, guided by her great Ideal to share her life with Hazrat Inayat Khan, the one that Destiny had brought upon her path. When he passed away much too soon, Pirani Ameena Begum faithfully cared for her 'Rubies Four', as she called the children, and the poems of the 'Rosary of a Hundred Beads' are offered as a contemplation upon the great work of Hazrat Inayat Khan. Her birthday poems offer deep encouragements to her children, inspiring them to keep in their hearts the historical memories of the early days with 'Abba and Amma', when happiness adorned the blessed home in France called 'Fazal Manzil.