Sufism - Kashkul, filled with gold book 1. Murad Hassan

My new work is called "Sufism - Kashkul filled with gold." I thought about the name of the book for a long time when one familiar pious woman advised me this name. It immediately hit my soul. This is what we need!

Kashkul - a vessel of a special shape that stray dervishes used for food, drink and collection of alms. It is a half of the world's largest walnut, known as “sea”, or “double” coconut. It was also made of wood, or iron (copper). They made a minting (naksh) on such a Kashkul in the form of eastern ornaments and patterns, or Arabic calligraphy.

So, we realized what Kashkul is, and what its purpose and use was. Now let's fill it together. Gold! Real! And what is real gold and treasure for Sufis? That's right - knowledge! It is precisely by knowledge that we will fill our Kashkul.

In this book you will get a lot of interesting knowledge about Islam and Sufism, instructive stories and wise parables, as well as some subtleties of Muslim mysticism and esotericism.