The significance of "Hadrah Basaudan," a gathering where individuals remember Allah and seek His presence. Habib Khadhim Al-Saqqaf emphasises that the purpose of such gatherings, including the recitation of "Hadrah Basaudan," is to draw near to Allah and be spiritually present with Him. This closeness can be achieved by immersing oneself in acts of worship, especially Salah (prayer), which is the ultimate form of being present with Allah. The presence of angels is believed to grace such gatherings, where they make supplications for those in attendance. To receive angelic company, Habib advises maintaining cleanliness, both internally and externally, and reciting verses like Ayatul Kursi before sleep. The practice of remembrance in these gatherings establishes a connection with righteous individuals, and the act of supplicating together is believed to have a powerful impact, with prayers either being accepted immediately or reserved for a beneficial time. Habib shares a story of a persistent supplicant whose profound desire was ultimately granted after his passing, underscoring the significance of continuous remembrance and prayer.