Sachiel actually is the corrupted 'english' version of the correct angelic name Zadkiel (which is Hebrew.)

and it is pronounced.... Zuhd- kee- uhl.

A pinkish-red berry with a bitter taste obtained from the Silvermoon plant. The breed was created by cross-pollinating the more common cranberry variant with Zuhd.

Sufi is a master of tasawwuf. Tasawwuf is the science of Islam that deals with the inner being. It's goal is to purify the heart, and hence scholars of Islam call this science 'the heart of Islam.

Normally, a Muslim who wants to be a sufi becomes a student of a sufi master, who guides him on this path. Just like we have teachers for other subjects and science, we have teachers for tasawwuf as well. Some of the practises of the sufis that are commonly observed are dhikr of Allah in abundance, salawat upon the prophet peace unto him etc.

The term sufi was first coined during the time of the taabein, and before that it was plainly known as 'zuhd' i.e abstinence, and people of zuhd were called 'zaahid'.

Some fake claimants to tasawwuf have indulged in unislamic activities, and this happens when a person tries to practise tasawwuf without having the basic knowledge of Islamic Law. So the scholars have always written books on real tasawwuf, hence it is important to follow the way of the great scholars of the past. On the other hand, some Muslims seeing the wrong practises of some sufi claimants, and also due to their own ignorance of the divine law have tried to divorce tasawwuf from Islam, which of course is unacceptable to the orthodox Muslim.

The meaning of Sufi is hidden , the knowledge that is hidden from this world.......its a way to satisfy your spiritual thirst ,which goes beyond the regular five times namaz and fasting .first follow this perfectly and still you think u want more ,than go for sufi learning.......

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The majority of scholars hold that he is alive and present among us, and this is agreed upon between the Sufis, the people of righteousness and Gnosis (Christian holy book). There narratives regarding witnessing him, gathering with him, taking from him, asking him questions and receiving answers from him, and his presence in noble and good situations and abodes is more than can be enumerated and more famous than can be concealed.

The Shaykh, Abu `Amr ibn Salah, said, 'He is alive according to the majority of scholars and righteous and the commonality are with them in this."

A sound (hasan) narration, as stated by Ibn Hajar, narrated by Imam Ahmad in the Kitab al-Zuhd wherein the Prophet (Allah bless him and grant him peace) said that prophet Ilyas (Allah bless him) and Khidr (Allah bless him) meet every year and spend the month of Ramadan in Jerusalem.

Even he is however not immortal since immortality is defined as someone not being subject to death. This is clearly negated in the Quranic verse, "We have not granted any man before you eternity. Every soul shall taste death." (21:34-35)

Rather, the scholars differed regarding when Khidr (Allah bless him) would die. Some said that would die after killing Dajjal. Others said he would die after the raising of Quran. Others kept it general stating that he would die at the end of time. [Nawawi, Sharh Sahih Muslim; Alusi, Ruh al-Ma`ani]

Similarly, they differed regarding how long he has been alive for. Was he alive before the time of Nuh (Allah bless him) or after? These are issues that have no decisive proof, do not form part of the necessary belief Muslims are required to hold.