Ismaili Tasbeehat | Mushkil Asan Tasbih | For Big Problem | 33 Times 

Mowla Ali Madad

Will revert back to you soon.

@@ISMAILIESSENCE ok thanks

The "Panjtan Pak" are five revered figures in Islam, specifically within Shia Islam. They include: Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) His daughter Fatima Zahra (AS) His cousin and son-in-law Imam Ali (AS) His grandsons Imam Hasan (AS) and Imam Husayn (AS) Thus, "Aasra Tera Zikar Panjtan" can be interpreted as "My support is your remembrance, O Panjtan Pak." While there is no specific documented history of the exact phrase "Aasra Tera Zikar Panjtan Wassila Mera Zikar Panjtan" as a standardized tasbih, its components are deeply rooted in Islamic tradition. The emphasis on dhikr, the veneration of the Panjtan Pak, and the practice of intercession have been integral parts of Islamic spirituality and practice, particularly within Shia Islam. This phrase encapsulates these long-standing traditions, expressing a believer's reliance on and connection to these revered figures for spiritual support and mediation.

Yes brother you are right not herd this before but as far as it has connections with Noor e illahi shah karim it will serve our purposes. Shubhanallah Allahuakbar

Great thanks for the prompt response and explanation, it is greatly appreciated.

The word "Aasra" (आसरा) in English translates to "shelter," "support," "refuge," or "protection." It conveys the idea of providing a place of safety, comfort, or assistance. The word "Wasila" (وسيلة) in English translates to "means," "intermediary," "intercession," or "medium." It refers to something or someone that serves as a means to achieve a goal or to gain favor, often used in religious contexts to denote a means of approaching God or seeking divine assistance through the intercession of a saint or prophet.