Al-Hallaj continues to hold grudges and days of love drunkenness. The Beloved comes to visit, then bursts in, gets inside and occupies his heart. People call the process of entering from top to bottom as Hulul. Since then, her days have been busy with sweet, intimate and immersive meetings with God in a room that does not have a place.

When the Beloved was gone, Al-Hallaj wrote lines of Longing ('Isyq) poetry which gripped very firmly within him and in endless ecstasy. He chanted Rindu Kekasih's poems in the streets, in stalls, in mosques and in crowds. The previous days, Al-Hallaj felt that God visited his house and occupied all of his existence space. And now he wants to greet him cheerfully and then pick him up in the sky wherever he is. Al-Hallaj wants to always be with Him, united in "His Body". Sufis call the process of entering and embodying from the bottom up as Ittihad. In the height of his floating ecstasy he cried out loud: "Ana al Haqq" (I am the Truth). These words shook and shook the human universe. His Sufi friends were stunned and in deep shock. “Oh, Hallaj, you shouldn't share God's secret with people. Let those words belong to our hearts, ”they regretted.

Thawasin is a plural of Thasin which is the first two letters (Tha and Sin) of Surah An-Naml verse 27. Al-Hallaj's main work contains a collection of narratives of his thoughts and beliefs written in different stretches of his life. The contents of this book are written in Arabic prose and are divided into 11 sections which are based on personal experience and are packaged in a subtle and energetic dialectical form. Thawasin is the most complete Al-Hallaj book in describing his Sufism.

- Complete Yasin Letter and Amma Juice (Tahlil and Daily Prayer)
- Islamic Motivation Stories (Faith Enhancer and Proof of the Greatness of Allah)
- The awesomeness of Dzikir and Prayer