Who Should Practice Ali Haq?

According to the guidance of Qalandar Baba Bukhari (RA), the practice of Ali Haq is intended for:

“Whoever listens to Surah Rehman and spreads its message — for their consistency and devotion, they may recite Ali Haq. For seven nights, every night, close your eyes and say Ali Haq five times — with focus, with conviction, with the rhythm of your heartbeat. Drink water and let divine energy purify your being.”

It is presented as a spiritual practice for consistency, sincerity and remembrance, helping the seeker remain connected to Allah through discipline and devotion.

Method
Continue this practice for seven consecutive nights,
exactly as taught by Qalandar Baba Bukhari (RA).
Start anew if a day is missed.

  • Sit in a quiet place free from distraction.
  • Close your eyes.
  • Feel your heartbeat.
  • With complete focus, sincerity and conviction, say:

Ali Haq

Five times, allowing each remembrance to flow gently with the rhythm of your heartbeat.
After completing the practice, with closed eyes, drink water in 3 sips

The Purpose of This Practice

Syed Baba explains that Ali Haq is not intended to change the world around us.
Its purpose is to transform what lies within.
Every spiritual practice shared through the Faiz of Qalandar Baba Bukhari (RA) has one destination: a stronger relationship with Allah.
Ali Haq serves as a reminder that this world is temporary, while the Hereafter is everlasting. It encourages believers to strengthen their faith, refine their character and seek the pleasure of Allah above all else.
As love for Allah increases, the heart becomes more steadfast, more grateful and more aware of His presence in every aspect of life.

Important Reminder

At The Ultimate Remedy, every spiritual practice begins with the same foundation:
Allah alone grants guidance, mercy and every blessing.
Ali Haq is a spiritual practice shared through the teachings of Qalandar Baba Bukhari (RA) and explained by Syed Baba (Waris-e-Qalandar). It is intended to encourage sincere remembrance of Allah and strengthen one’s relationship with Him.
This practice should not be understood as a substitute for medical, psychological or professional care where such care is required.
Every blessing comes from Allah, and every act of remembrance is an opportunity to turn towards Him with sincerity, humility and trust.