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Sufi Aromatherapy Blends
Only from Uttati will you find Sufi Aromatherapy, which has been brought to fruition by its chief inventor, Raed Boutros. Sufi Blends line is the perfect example of why Uttati is always one step ahead of its competitors with its innovative and original aromatherapy.
Sufi healing can be understood as a healing process through selective oils and is based on Sufism. Sufism is an esoteric dimension of Islam known also as Islamic Mysticism. Because of its origins that come from various words with separate connotations, Sufism is difficult to accurately define. According to the BBC, however, Sufis are, “amongst other things, sagacious, cheerful and disarming. Sufis share these personality traits because they are emphatic that Islamic knowledge should be learned from teachers and not exclusively from books.”
For this reason, Uttati’s Sufi Blends offer a wide assortment of oils for relaxation and happiness. Our Sufi Blends, moreover, have been named after ancient Sufi words and saints to portray their respective effects, significance and healing properties. Baraka, for example, is an ancient Sufi word, which means “breath,” “blessing,” or “grace” – all of which can be translated into this Sufi Blend. Rabaa, on the other hand, is named after Rabaa Al-Adawiya, a renowned medieval Sufi Mystic, who pleaded with her God. Rabaa’s devotional love of Allah is widely viewed as commendable. Another of our unique Sufi Blends, Tasawuf, is the science of “Tazkia Tun Nafs” and can be translated as another word for Sufism as a part of Islam.
Thus, Uttati continues to be an innovator in the essential oils market with the expansion of its one-of-a-kind blends that have been painstakingly designed and processed to meet the unique needs of our customers.
The Sufi Blends from Uttati will help you transcend the hardships of day-to-day life with inventive and truly powerful oils.
Only ttati could manifest these blends.
BARAKA
This exotic blend of 18 essential oils has been created to bring “grace” and “blessing” to the user in order to produce and sustain a completely blissful state of mind and body. Its unique formula aids the user in the relaxation process in order to bring lasting peace and happiness … To not only the user but to others that surround the user. This is truly a mysterious blend that needs to be tried by the user to experience its powerful benefits. (Oils include: Basil, Bay, Benzoin, Carnation, Cinnamon, Cypress, Fennel Geranium, Ginger, Lotus, Oak moss, Rue, Tuberose …)
HAFEZ
This refers to the Great Sufi Mystic and Teacher showing us in his Ghazals his mystic path of Realization in pursuit of spiritual union with the Divine. After being offered a cup of wine on the fortieth anniversary of meeting with his Murshid Zyn El Attar, he is said to have attained “Cosmic Conscious-ness.” From this point on, he advised his readers to “Attain Clarity of Wine.”
The Essential Oils chosen to be part of the Blend Hafez constitute a powerful tool for the user to effect a higher medita-tive state with clarity of mind and a heightened Love Consciousness and unity with the Divine. (Oils include: Car-nation, Cedarwood, Coffee, Cognac, Cy-press, Dill Weed, Frankincense, Henna Lily of the Valley, Mastic, Musk, Rose Centifolia and Rose Damascena, Saffron, Sandalwood, Vanilla, Violet, Wormwood …)
Hallage: “I am Reality”
This original blend has been named after Mansur Al-Hallage, an ancient Teacher and Sufi Saint who is known for his writing and his method of “Universalist Mystical Introspection” which reaches beyond the reins of religious rites to reach Divine reality, and is inherent in all men and women.
This blend reflects the desire to unite with the Truth a formula of transformation … allowing the user to meditate deeper into Mystical Universalism, and to bring out a stronger sense of self-awareness and intellectual ability. Hallage will also help release the mind and body from restraining sources. (Oils include: Aloes (Ud), Frankincense Ancient, Musk A, Nutmeg, Rose, Sandalwood, Violet
Ibn Arabi:
This original blend refers to Ibn Arabi who was a Sufi Mystic and Philosopher and is highly regarded for his prolific writings.
He was also known as “The Grand Master Sheikh.” Through much research and a selective process of pertinent oils, Ibn Arabi oils offers an essential blend which allows the user to reach a state of pure relaxa-tion and to find bliss like the great mystic writer. The Ibn Arabi Oil Blend can be used as a way to find Unity of Being… By allowing the user to connect with his or her inner being. Ibn Arabi offer a Blend of oils historically known as tools to help those who want to follow the path of the Great Master, seeking the state of Perfection to become the complete image of the Unity of Being and learning how those who truly know their essential self know God. (Oils include: Black Pepper, Cardamom, Cedar wood, Chamomile, Fennel, Galbanum, Hyssop, Laurel, Rose, Rosewood, Spikenard, Vanilla…).
Rabaa:
A truly beautiful blend of some of the most elegant and soothing essential oils, Rabaa brings a state of peace to the user. Named after the female Saint, Rabaa, this Sufi Blend aims to bring a state of wisdom and peace to its users, just as Rabaa did in her teachings.
This Oil Blend is perfect for any woman looking for that inner peace and relaxation that she has been longing for. The Oil Rabaa be-comes a tool for those who diligently seek that eternal life of love which craves, above all else, to be one with THE DIVINE– the Love that shines on all other fellow humans. (Oils include: Rose, Aloes (Ud), Cinnamon, Cypress, Frankincense, Musk, Narcissus, Sandalwood, Spearmint …)
Rumi:
This special blend is named after the great Mevlana Jalaluddin Rumi, or known in English as “Rumi,” a 13th century Persian poet and Islamic theologian. As was experienced by this great and famous poet with a strong intellect, the Rumi blend of oils offers a state of self examination to bring out the intellect in all of us.
Many of our strongest thoughts have been clouded by fatigue and stress, but the Rumi Sufi Blend offers a heightened state of well-being and Divine love just as the great Rumi taught and wrote. This Rumi blend promotes that yearn to reach the intellect of knowledge … truly living in the true knowledge of God.
(Oils include:Aloes (Ud), Amber, Rose Centifolia, Rose Damascena, Musk Ancient…)
Tasawuf:
This special formula is a blend to help the user follow and understand the Winged Heart Tughra. With the goal of being an essential blend to warmth and self-satisfaction, Tasawuf helps the user feel at home with oneself and to be truly pleased with their state of being. Try Tasawuf and realize the difference for yourself. It’s truly incomparable for its meditative support. This blend of oils promotes self awareness, good character, mental focus and is a tool for meditation in the Sufi tradition.
(Oils Include: Aloes (Ud), Cinnamon, Clove bud, Jasmine, Lavender, Mastic, Myrrh, Nutmeg, Rosemary …)
Zekr:
This blend derives its name from the Sufi word for Divine Remembrance. Like the sacred dance and chanting of Zekr, this blend promotes physical activity as a source of well-being and health. Zekr aids the user in reaching a deeper level of internal celebration as would be discovered through physical exertion. The Zekr Sufi Blend will showcase an overwhelming feeling of joy and satisfaction while promoting self awareness. (Oils include: Aloes (Ud), Rose Centifolia, Rose Damascena , Sandalwood …)
The Sufi Doctrine
- God only exists. He in all things, and all things in Him.
- All visible and invisible beings are an emanation from Him, are not really distinct from Him.
- Religions are a matter of indifference; they, however, serve as leading to realities. Some for this pur-pose are more advantageous than others, yet Sufism is the true Philosophy.
- There does not really exist any difference between good and evil for all is reduced to Unity, and God is the real Author of the acts of mankind.
- It is God who fixes the will of man, therefore man is not free in his actions.
- Without the Grace of God (Fazl ullah) no one can attain to this spiritual union, but this can be obtained by fervently asking for it.
The principal occupation of the Sufi, whilst in the body, is meditation on the Wahdaniah or Unity of God, the Remembrance of God’s names (Zikr) and the progressive advancement in the Tariqah , or Journey of Life, so as to attain unification with God.
There is no mercy better than to devote oneself to the perfection and improvement of others, both by precept and example.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What are Uttati Sufi Blends?
Uttati Sufi Blends are exclusive aromatherapy blends inspired by the philosophy and symbolism of Sufism. Each blend combines carefully selected essential oils to encourage relaxation, meditation, self-awareness, and emotional well-being.
2. What inspired the creation of the Sufi Blends collection?
The collection draws inspiration from Sufi teachings, historical mystics, and concepts such as love, wisdom, remembrance, unity, and spiritual growth. Each blend reflects a different aspect of the Sufi journey.
3. What makes Uttati Sufi Blends different from other aromatherapy blends?
According to Uttati Oils, the Sufi Blends combine premium essential oils with concepts inspired by Sufi philosophy, making them a distinctive collection designed for meditation, relaxation, and emotional balance.
4. Are the Sufi Blends intended for meditation?
Yes. Several blends are described as companions for meditation, mindfulness, prayer, and contemplative practices by helping create a calm and peaceful atmosphere.
5. What is the Baraka Sufi Blend?
Baraka is formulated with 18 essential oils and is inspired by the Sufi concept of blessing, grace, and peace. It is intended to promote relaxation, happiness, and a sense of well-being.
6. What is the Hafez Blend designed for?
Inspired by the Persian poet and Sufi mystic Hafez, this blend is intended to support meditation, mental clarity, and a deeper sense of spiritual awareness during reflective practices.
7. What does the Hallage Blend represent?
Hallage is named after Mansur Al-Hallaj and is inspired by themes of self-awareness, transformation, and deeper introspection. Uttati describes it as a blend for meditation and inner reflection.
8. What is the purpose of the Ibn Arabi Blend?
Named after the renowned philosopher and mystic Ibn Arabi, this blend is formulated to encourage relaxation, contemplation, and connection with one’s inner self.
9. Who is the Rabaa Blend designed for?
Rabaa is inspired by the female Sufi saint Rabaa Al-Adawiya and is intended to encourage peace, devotion, relaxation, and emotional harmony.
10. What makes the Rumi Blend unique?
Inspired by Jalaluddin Rumi, the blend is designed to encourage self-examination, inspiration, intellectual reflection, and an appreciation for divine love.
11. What is the Tasawuf Blend?
Tasawuf is named after the Arabic word commonly associated with Sufism. Uttati describes it as a meditative blend that promotes self-awareness, mental focus, and inner contentment.
12. What is the Zekr Blend used for?
Zekr derives its name from the Sufi practice of Divine Remembrance. It is intended to promote joy, celebration, self-awareness, and a sense of spiritual connection.
13. Can Sufi Blends be used in aromatherapy diffusers?
Yes. Uttati suggests incorporating the blends into aromatherapy routines, including diffusion during meditation, relaxation, or prayer to create a peaceful environment.
14. Can Sufi Blends be worn as personal fragrances?
According to Uttati, the blends may be diluted appropriately and applied to pulse points as part of a personal aromatherapy or fragrance routine.
15. Are Sufi Blends only for people who practice Sufism?
No. While inspired by Sufi philosophy, the blends are intended for anyone interested in aromatherapy, relaxation, meditation, mindfulness, or emotional wellness regardless of religious background.
16. What essential oils are commonly found in the Sufi Blends?
Depending on the blend, ingredients may include rose, sandalwood, frankincense, aloes (oud), musk, cinnamon, jasmine, lavender, cedarwood, vanilla, myrrh, and many other premium essential oils.
17. Can Sufi Blends be part of a daily wellness routine?
Yes. Uttati recommends incorporating the blends into daily meditation, evening relaxation, or mindfulness practices as part of a holistic wellness routine.
18. How do I choose the right Sufi Blend?
Choose based on your personal intention. For example, Baraka emphasizes peace, Hafez supports meditation, Rumi encourages reflection, Rabaa promotes serenity, while Tasawuf focuses on self-awareness and inner balance.
19. Are Uttati Sufi Blends made with high-quality essential oils?
According to Uttati Oils, the company uses carefully selected, premium-quality essential oils to create unique aromatherapy blends crafted for wellness and relaxation.
20. Why choose Uttati Oils Sufi Blends?
Uttati Sufi Blends combine premium essential oils with inspiration from centuries of Sufi philosophy, offering distinctive aromatherapy experiences centered on relaxation, mindfulness, emotional well-being, and meditation.