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Tag Archives: Sufi Stories
Sufi Snaps: Masterpiece (A photo and a story)
by Ali Hammad THE GOLDEN CALF Let me introduce myself. But I will not tell you my name. If I gave you my name, I will need no introduction. I am a painter who is known for his realist aesthetic. … Continue reading →
Sufi Snaps: Nostalgia (A photo and a story)
A PATH BLURRY — by Ali Hammad Let me say at the outset that I’m not a sentimentalist. And that is what makes this tale more incomprehensible. Years ago, on a cloudless day, the sky the color of a sun-washed … Continue reading →
“Ha Ha Ha” Sufi Style
by Kamran Zafar A little humor goes a long way in our daily lives. Modern science and studies have found laughter to be similar to good medicine for a sickness. The history of humor, of course, is as old as … Continue reading →
Posted in Classic Teaching, Kamran Zafar, Original Essays
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Tagged Daily Prompts: Ha Ha Ha, Humour, Konya, Mullah Nasruddin, Nasreddin, postaday, Sufi Stories, Sufi tales, The Daily Post, Turkey
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Sufi Snaps: Curves (A photo and a story)
by Ali Hammad A CIRCLE OF SURREALITY The jalopy that overtook me on the curving mountain road was not worthy of being on the road, let alone of zooming past my hot rod. It went so fast I couldn’t catch … Continue reading →
Sufi Snaps: Fleeting (A photo and a story)
by Ali Hammad A TALE OF FLEETING MOMENTS The eatery was bustling with customers of many nationalities. The wait to a table that morning was five minutes. I got a corner table for two at the back. I took the … Continue reading →
Posted in Ali Hammad, Original Fiction, Original Photography
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Tagged daguerreotype, dp challenge, DP challenge: Fleeting, dream in a dream, fiction, postaday, Sufi Stories, The Daily Post, Writing
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Metamorphosis: The Fly
by Ali Hammad I woke up feeling light. At last, I thought, the waist-trimming belt, the tailored diet, and the customized exercise plan were beginning to work: I was losing weight. I jumped out of the bed, stripped, and climbed … Continue reading →
Mystic Door
by Ali Hammad The wind was picking up when I left office. By the time I got home, it was turning into a gale. The wind in Kansas is always strong. Sometimes I have thought of hitching a ride on … Continue reading →
Posted in Ali Hammad, Original Fiction, Original Photography
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Tagged door photos, DPchallenge, home and heaven, mystic door, Sufi door, Sufi Stories, Sufi tales
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Fear of God
by Ali Hammad An anecdote ascribed to Mullah Nasruddin, the wise fool of the Sufi lore, goes something as follows: A king known for his sternness said to the Mullah, “You were introduced to me as an oracle, but you … Continue reading →