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A decisive argument (Hujjat) of such a
nature will emerge in yourself by virtue of it that will attract you towards
them. Aamil-Aalim is he, who
according to tradition of Hazrat Abu Hanifa Rahmatu-Allahe
Ta-aala Alaihe, does not show Riya
and
does not take the carrion bribe and the worldly wealth. Eating Haraam
carrion carcass is not a deed of kindness but instead he becomes like
the merciless Christians (Nazarene). Ilm without practice
is useless because such Ilm is of the People of Bidat
and foe and
People of Ilm
cannot call him Aalim. He is, but, the similitude
of Satan who is far away of God as Satan was himself an ascetic
(worshipper) and devotee, who is the one, who is brigand and
detrimental for the Muslims. We seek refuge in Allah
against
this
We seek refuge in Allah
against
Outcast Satan.
That Aalim, who is the seeker of
Dunya
(World), certainly, Deen gets slipped from his hand; his Hajj
(Muslim Pilgrimage) and Zakaat do not meet Acceptance in the Sanctuary
(Court) of Lord. Demanding for Dunya (World) is contradictory to the
Sunnat. That Faqeer, who remains in the pursuit of worldly power and
pomp, though, by this, nearness of the king the Shadow of God (Zill
Allah) is got by him, but he is astray as his Nafs is Impure and
stuffed with desire and lust. In Secret of Faqar, Faqeer
is a word
in the form of an intoxicated elephant. That (Faqeer), who
enjoys dominance (and ascendency), the company of the People of Dunya
(World) does not suit him. HADIS (Saying of the
Holy Prophet of Allah
Hazrat
Muhammad Sal Allahu Alaihe
Wa Aa-lehee Wa-sallam) Faqar is a Noor and
its countenance is in the Noor.
Because of the engrossing
in Allah
Almighty, from the
top to toe, and secondly due to the water (of Marifat), the countenance
of Faqar became "awful" (in the sight of the worldly people), thus as
during the companionship of Hazrat Musa Alaihis-Salaam (Moses)
with
Hazrat Khizar Alaihis-Salaam when a hole was made in
boat and rebuilt a broken wall and killed boy!
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