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The
Meem Likewise,
the word
Taalib (Seeker) And
observing propriety (and deference) from the dawn to dusk and all the
time remaining in Demand of Remembrance of Lord He
is called Murshid-e-Kaamil, who should identify the Seeker of Allah
as gold is identified by touchstone and in a way as a goldsmith identifies
gold, and a rider identifies a horse and sun identifies the stone carrying
Spinel (gem) and a scholar identifies syntax and grammar. The
parable of Murshid-e-Kaamil Mukammil is Ka'ba. Same as a virtuous
entering the premises of Ka'ba remains virtuous and bad remains bad,
through one gaze of the Murshid-e-Kaamil, the righteous becomes laudable
righteous and the wicked becomes Outcast wicked. When out of a thousand gold
coins or thousand rupees, one gold coin or one rupee is found genuine and all
the rest are found fake, there is no fault of the Moneychanger. Moneychanger will
accept only genuine coin and return all the fakes. [Same is the case between Murshid
and Seeker]. Ainul Faqar Ainul Faqr pdf download Install app |
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