The 3, 7, 40 & 300: Islam's Most Mysterious Awliya | AI MOVIE 2026 - Video

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The 3, 7, 40 & 300: Islam's Most Mysterious Awliya | AI MOVIE Ibn Arabi

00:00 Allah's Hidden Army — The 3, 7, 40 & 300 Awliya
01:31 The Armies of Allah in the Quran
03:07 Allah's Special Awliya — Hadith Qudsi
09:27 How Allah Protects People Through Believers
11:26 Rijal al-Ghayb — The Men of the Unseen
12:20 The Qutb — The Spiritual Pole of the World
13:51 Ghawth al-Azam — Abdul Qadir Jilani
15:12 The Miraculous Rescue by Abdul Qadir Jilani
17:28 Hadiths About the 3, 7, 40 and 300
21:05 The Three Awliya — Qutb and Two Imams
25:24 The Four Awtad — Spiritual Pillars of the World
27:00 The Seven Abdal — Guardians of Seven Regions
27:46 Tayy al-Makan — The Mystery of Folding Space
29:27 Bast al-Zaman — The Expansion of Time
32:43 Aziz Mahmud Hudayi and the Miraculous Hajj
37:36 The Forty Abdal — Their Duties and Spiritual Powers
42:30 The Secret Qualities of the Forty Awliya
44:38 Can Women Be Among the Forty Abdal?
45:52 The Rajabiyyun — Ibn Arabi's Mysterious Forty
47:53 The 300 Awliya — Akhyar and Hidden Saints
49:20 How Do the Abdal Reach Their Spiritual Ranks?
50:33 Meeting Awliya Who Have Passed Away
54:24 The Secret Council of Awliya Beyond Mount Qaf
57:37 Somuncu Baba — Appearing in Three Places at Once
1:00:34 Imam al-Sha'rani and the Miracle of Time
1:03:00 Habib al-Ajami — Walking on Water
1:04:57 Abu al-Hasan al-Kharqani — The Mystery of the Kaaba

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Who are the mysterious Three, Seven, Forty, and Three Hundred Awliya of Allah? According to centuries of Sufi tradition, these hidden saints may live among ordinary people, possessing extraordinary spiritual ranks and mysterious abilities.

Known as Rijal al-Ghayb (Men of the Unseen), these spiritual figures are described in the writings of Ibn Arabi and other great Sufi scholars. Some are believed to cross enormous distances in moments, appear in different places, and help people through extraordinary karamat — always by Allah's permission.

But who are they? And what happens when one of these mysterious Awliya passes away?

In this Islamic documentary, Religious Story TV explores the hidden spiritual hierarchy described in classical Sufi literature.

Discover the mysteries of:

- Qutb and Ghawth: The spiritual pole and the highest ranks of Awliya, including the legacy of Abdul Qadir Jilani (Ghawth al-Azam).
- The Three (Imamayn): The Qutb and the two mysterious spiritual Imams.
- The Four Awtad: The four spiritual pillars associated with the directions of the world.
- The Seven (Abdal): Hidden saints associated with the seven regions of the earth.
- The Forty (Abdal): The mysterious group whose members are believed to be replaced when one passes away.
- The Three Hundred (Akhyar): A larger spiritual group mentioned in Sufi traditions.

We also explore Tayy al-Makan (the folding of space), Bast al-Zaman (the expansion of time), Kashf (spiritual unveiling), and the extraordinary karamat attributed to great Islamic saints.

Hear astonishing stories connected to Abdul Qadir Jilani, Aziz Mahmud Hudayi, Eskici Mehmed Dede, Somuncu Baba, Imam al-Sha'rani, Habib al-Ajami, and Abu al-Hasan al-Kharqani.

Could a person travel from one city to another in the blink of an eye? Could a hidden wali appear in multiple places? Do Awliya meet in mysterious spiritual gatherings beyond the physical world?

And what did Ibn Arabi reveal about the Qutb, the Abdal, and the unseen spiritual order?

This documentary also examines Quranic verses, hadith narrations, and traditional Sufi accounts concerning the Awliya of Allah. Some reports and karamat stories have disputed authenticity and are presented as part of Islamic mystical tradition rather than established historical facts.

Quran References: Surah Al-Fath 4, 7; Al-Anfal 9; At-Tawbah 71; Yunus 62–63; Al-Baqarah 251; Al-Hajj 40; Al-Ma'idah 54.

Islamic Sources: Sahih al-Bukhari, Sahih Muslim, Musnad Ahmad, Ibn Arabi's Al-Futuhat al-Makkiyya, and classical Sufi literature.

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