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However,
when the trustee (or custodian) and the administrators of their tombs start
arranging the annual assemblies and gatherings (Mela) of the common people on
their graves in order to increase Rujuaat-e-Khalq
and for collecting the
offerings and contributions from them with the activities which are contrary to
the Code of Shariyat
like the theaters of prostitutes for dancing and singing,
shops of Hookah, cannabis resin (charas) and hemp (bhang) etc., letting the men
and women do adultery (and fornication), playing gambling, Kabbaddi (a sport)
and other sports which are contrary to the spirit of Islam and arranging
musical nights, dating of young men with women behind the excuse of pilgrimage
etcetera; at that time the Aulia-Allah
*
O Lord! Such a wind blew after the incident of storm, that, That was actually a Khanqah has now transformed into an idol-temple.
For
such graves the Holy Prophet of Allah
What will if large assemblies will be on our tombs, As we will be all alone in our grave under the earth. [Zafar Ali Khan]
Thus,
it is free of any doubt that 'the Spirits
remain alive after death, they come
in this world and if they deem it fit, they make close connection with the
people and meet them and get advantage of the living beings and give the
advantage to them in turn'. Whence the Kaamil
Aulia Rahmatu-Allah
Ta'ala Alaihim
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