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Guest Minister, Rev. Ranwa Hammamy (they); Emily Burstein, Worship Associate
Within the Islamic traditions, the concept of “dhikr” holds deep importance to living a faithful life.  “Dhikr,” loosely translated to “remembrance of God,” is both an embodied and internal spiritual act.  How can we as Unitarian Universalists understand and apply the practice of  “dhikr” as a spiritual endeavor?  What do we have in our own traditions that can guide us to a place of deeper, more regular connection with whatever it is we call the holy or sacred?