Sources, transmission, and traditional importance Sources The Qur'an, hadith, saints, prophets, Muhammad and his descendants are all  powerful sources of baraka.
Sources, transmission, and traditional importance The ultimate source for barakah is God. Barakah flows from God throw whose the nearest to him. The Qur'an, hadith, saints, prophets, Muhammad and his descendants are all considered powerful sources of barakah. Barakah often remains after death and graves are thought to transmit barakah from the afterlife or as a manifestation of the deceased's barakah.JOSEF W. MERI ASPECTS OF BARAKA (BLESSINGS) AND RITUAL DEVOTION AMONG MEDIEVAL MUSLIMS AND JEWS1 in "Medieval encounters" 1999 NV, Brill Leiden p. 47-69
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barakah. Barakah often remains after death and graves are thought to transmit barakah from the afterlife or as a manifestation of the deceased's barakah.JOSEF W. MERI ASPECTS OF BARAKA (BLESSINGS) AND RITUAL DEVOTION AMONG MEDIEVAL MUSLIMS AND JEWS1 in "Medieval encounters" 1999 NV, Brill Leiden p. 47-69