Erbaini Idrisiyye 41 Ismi Serifi Ve: Havasi

These names are highly regarded in Islamic mysticism (Tasawwuf) for their spiritual benefits (Havas) and are traditionally recited for healing, spiritual enlightenment, and the fulfillment of worldly or spiritual needs. Key Names and Their Benefits (Havas)

Each name is associated with a specific spiritual "property" or purpose. Below are examples of some of the most widely known names from the collection:

1st Name: Subhâneke lâ ilâhe illâ ente yâ rabbe külli şey'in ve vârisehû.

Benefit: Known for gaining respect among people, increasing authority, and finding peace. It is often recommended to recite this 15 times daily for 20 days to gain social status and trust. 2nd Name: Yâ ilâhel âlihetir-refîi celâlühû.

Benefit: Recited for spiritual elevation and protection against pride and arrogance. 3rd Name: Yâ Allâhül-mahmûdü fî külli fiâlihî. Erbaini Idrisiyye 41 Ismi serifi Ve Havasi

Benefit: Translated as "O Allah, who is praised in all His actions!" It is frequently used as a prayer for general needs (Hacet) and is often engraved on spiritual items like rings for blessing. 4th Name: Yâ Rahmâne külli şey’in ve râhimehû.

Benefit: Recited to attract mercy, soften the hearts of enemies, and improve character. Usage and Practices

Spiritual Seclusion (Erbain): The names are often recited during a 40-day period of seclusion (Halvet) where the practitioner focuses entirely on worship.

General Recitation: For daily benefits, practitioners often recite the entire list once or focus on a specific name related to their current need (e.g., healing, sustenance, or protection). These names are highly regarded in Islamic mysticism

Consultation: Because these names are part of the "Science of Havas" (spiritual secrets), it is traditionally recommended to learn their specific recitation counts and conditions from a spiritual guide or authoritative books like the Erbaini İdrisiyye Commentary.

For those looking to study the full Arabic text and their Turkish meanings, detailed guides are available through specialized publishers like Salih Kitaplar or educational videos by scholars like Cübbeli Ahmet Hoca.

Erbaini Idrisiyye 41 İsmi Şerifi Ve Havası - Gizli İsimlerin Gücü!

2. The 41 Holy Names (41 İsm-i Şerif)

These names are usually recited in a specific sequence. While the exact transliteration can vary slightly by calligraphic copy, the core list is as follows: Allah (The Greatest Name) El-Hakk (The Absolute Truth)

1. Allah (The Greatest Name)
2. El-Hakk (The Absolute Truth)
3. El-Hayy (The Ever-Living)
4. El-Kayyum (The Sustainer)
5. El-Kuddüs (The Most Holy)
6. El-Vedud (The Most Loving)
7. El-Vahid (The One)
8. Es-Samed (The Eternal Absolute)
9. El-Kadir (The Capable)
10. El-Kahir (The Subduer)
11. El-Kaviyy (The Most Strong)
12. El-Metin (The Firm)
13. El-Aliyy (The Most High)
14. El-Azim (The Magnificent)
15. El-Kebir (The Greatest)
16. El-Celil (The Majestic)
17. El-Karib (The Near)
18. El-Mücib (The Responsive)
19. El-Hafiz (The Preserver)
20. El-Veliyy (The Protecting Friend)
21. El-Mütekebbir (The Supreme)
22. El-Halik (The Creator)
23. El-Bari (The Evolver)
24. El-Musavvir (The Fashioner)
25. El-Vahhab (The Bestower)
26. El-Rezzak (The Provider)
27. El-Fettah (The Opener)
28. El-Alim (The All-Knowing)
29. El-Hakim (The Wise)
30. El-Kabid (The Constrictor)
31. El-Basit (The Expander)
32. El-Rafi (The Exalter)
33. El-Muizz (The Honorer)
34. El-Müzill (The Humiliator)
35. El-Ganiyy (The Rich)
36. El-Muğni (The Enricher)
37. El-Nur (The Light)
38. El-Hadi (The Guide)
39. El-Badi (The Incomparable)
40. El-Baki (The Everlasting)
41. Er-Rauf (The Kind)

(Note: In some manuscripts, names like El-Melik, Es-Selam, or El-Mümin may replace others depending on the specific "Risale" or treatise, but the above list is the most standard for the Idrisiyye.)

Part 3: The Havasi (Spiritual Secrets & Benefits)

The Havasi of the Erbaini Idrisiyye is the primary reason seekers turn to this litany. These benefits are derived from the manuscripts of Sidi Ahmed ibn Idris and subsequent Sufi masters. Please note: These benefits are considered spiritual gifts (barakah) and do not replace obligatory prayers (fard) or medical treatment.

3. Healing from Chronic Illnesses (Shifa)

The names Ya Latif, Ya Shafi (implied), and Ya Hafiz activate a healing frequency. According to havasi books:

• Reciting over olive oil and drinking a drop daily helps with internal diseases.
• Reciting over water 7 times and bathing the patient helps with skin diseases and paralysis (falij).
• It is a powerful antidote for spiritual depression (qabd) and anxiety.