
Now led by his sons, this community continues to live out his legacy — embracing faith, simplicity, and unity in a way that feels like stepping back 1400 years. From traditional Ottoman clothing to natural, homemade food, everything here is untouched by the modern world.
I was honored to meet Shaykh Mehmet and Shaykh Bahauddin, share iftar with their family, and pray all 20 rakats of Taraweeh in a mosque filled with love, light, and remembrance of Allah. The sense of multicultural unity was unreal — people from Kazakhstan, Egypt, Brazil, Turkey, Germany, the UK, and more all gathered as one ummah.
This night left me in awe — and maybe, just maybe, we were blessed to experience Laylat al-Qadr together. 🌙
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