Syed Hammad Hussain Bukhari’s heartfelt review of The Miracle at the Rauza of Rasool Allah (SAWW) deeply moved me. His words reflect the very essence of what I hoped to convey through this book — not just a dream, but a journey beyond the veil of the seen world into the sacred and eternal. 

In his review, Syed Hammad beautifully captures the spiritual gravity of the dream — the presence of celestial beings, the filling of virtues, and the divine message that was conveyed. His emphasis on the vivid portrayal of angels entering the Rauza and the ethereal serenity of the Mausoleum of the Holy Imams (AS) speaks to the core of the narrative’s emotional and spiritual depth. These were not just elements of a dream, but experiences that felt as real and profound as waking life, imprinted on my soul. 

He writes: 

"In 'The Miracle at the Rauza of Rasool Allah SAWW,' Athar Naqvi offers a mesmerizing account of a profound dream that goes beyond the boundaries of our tangible reality. This narrative unfolds as the author is visited by celestial beings, angels, and jins, filling him with virtues and delivering a powerful message. Through Naqvi's vivid descriptions, readers are invited into the ethereal realm of the Mosoulium of the Holy Imams (AS) and the Rauza of Prophet Mohammad Mustafa (SAWW). The detailed depiction of angels gracefully entering the Rauza adds a captivating dimension to the spiritual journey. This book serves as a remarkable testament to the unseen world, providing a realistic and uplifting experience that has the potential to strengthen the convictions and faith of readers around the globe." 

To hear that the book inspired such a response — that it could help reaffirm faith and bring people closer to an understanding of the unseen — is the greatest reward. Syed Hammad’s words are a reminder of the sacred responsibility that comes with sharing such personal spiritual experiences. 

Salam bar MUHAMMAD (SAWW) WA' AAL-E MUHAMMAD (A.S) — May these words continue to echo in the hearts of all seekers.