In Islamic spirituality, the main idea of dhikr (remembrance) varies in its interpretation from one tradition or practice to another. Outlined below are some forms of interpretations:

1. Verbal Dhikr: The repetition of particular phrases like “Allah” or “Alhamdu lillah” which ensures a continuous connection with God.
2. Heartfelt Dhikr: Concentration on intention and sincerity of heart, stressing the inner state and arousal emotions.
3. Contemplative Dhikr: Consideration of God’s attributes, names and actions to build a closer relationship understanding.
4. Active Dhikr: Engaging in physical movements such as bowing, prostrating and circumambulating while keeping God in mind.
5. Meditative Dhikr: Utilizing meditation techniques to calm the mind for focusing on God’s presence.
6. Whispered Dhikr: Muted whispers of prayers or phrases that give an impression of intimacy towards Allah (God).
7. Collective Dhikrs: Joining hands together to remember Allah as a group thereby creating a community spirit basis.
8. Personalised Dhikr: Customizing remembrance practices according to personal needs, interests, circumstances or situations.
9. Esoteric Dhikrs: Searching out mystic realms of remembrance attempting to gain insights forever changing one’s inner being as well as their spirituality (magnificent transformation).
10. Integral Dhikrs: Making every daily action an act of worshipping and remembering Allah (God) through integration into your daily life