Description of the Book:
 
The Arabic word 'Dhikr', also interchangeably used as 'Zikr' in Persian, meaning “remembrance,” or “recollection,” is one of the important aspects of Sufi Spirituality. Dhikr is a collection of thoughts scribbled hastily into notebooks over a span of 2 years. They are short excerpts from the writer's inside-the-head attempts at discovering the unknown. Ideas drawn from travels, mountains, oceans, forests, cities, people and subcultures. No classical rules of poetry have been applied to these 'poems'. Expect only a rough translation of thoughts, bits of conversation from dream states that have made their way into the physical. This collection is an attempt at "remembering" with written souvenirs.