The Tree That Fell to the West: Autobiography of a Sufi

Muhammad Raheem Bawa Muhaiyaddeen (Ral.) always said his own history was not important, and that only God’s history is of value. However, he did on several occasions speak about his personal history and life experiences. They reveal his search for God and a dedication to serving all lives. In this collection of experiences, and teachings, we read countless examples of the duties he performed for those he met; rescuing them from danger, healing their spiritual and physical illnesses, and even saving them from death, while urging them to have faith, acquire God’s gracious qualities, and search for Him within. That continues to be his greatest service, to share the wisdom needed to understand who God is, where our soul is, and what the relationship between God and mankind is.