Sayyidi Younus AlGohar answers a question from a viewer, ‘Who can practise Zikar-e-Qalb (Invocation of God’s Name in the Heart)?’ Summary: According to a Prophetic Tradition, 'Zikar Allah is the foremost of all obligations.' - Zikar is the first obligation and the First Pillar in Islam. There are two types of obligations: permanent obligations and temporary obligations. Zikar is a permanent obligation. Before Salat was brought down, all the Companions would do was Zikar. A Prophetic Tradition states, 'Whosoever fails to fulfil his permanent obligations, God does not accept any temporary obligations he may have fulfilled.' Koran 2:152 states, 'Practise my Zikar and I will practise yours.' - If a Spiritual Guide stops you from practising the first Pillar of Islam, Zikar, then he is not a Spiritual Guide at all. He is a Devil. The Zikar you engage in will free you of the evil spirits and Jinns troubling you. If you have a Spiritual Guide but he forbids you from engaging in Zikar, leave him. Call our WhatsApp number +447380315726 and obtain Zikar-e-Qalb with the blessings of His Divine Eminence Gohar Shahi instead. One Prophetic Tradition states, 'Whoever engages in Zikar is living whereas whoever doesn't is dead.' - After the Conquest of Mecca, Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) advised his Companion to progress from the Lesser Jihad to the Greater Jihad. In that same statement, Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) told them that even greater than distributing a mountain of gold for the sake of God was to engage in Zikar with the heart and Lower Self in God’s eyes. The engagement of Zikar by your heart and Lower Self will take you towards God. - The heart is tarnished because when you sin, as a punishment, that sin is recorded in your Book of Deeds and at the same time, a black spot is placed upon your heart. With an abundance of sins, your heart becomes blackened - when that happens, no advice is effective on it. Neither the Koran nor Prophetic Traditions have any effect on it. That is when the Companions asked the Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) how to cleanse the heart. That is when Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) said, ‘There is a means of polishing everything that tarnishes. The polish of the heart is Zikar Allah.’