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Ahraam
(Pilgrim's dress) is the name less trouble, wakefulness
of heart and keeping vigil (the nightlong). Ahraam (Pilgrim's
dress) is like wearing shroud (Kafan). Ahraam (Pilgrim's
dress) is Maratib of Die-before-death ABYAAT (COUPLETS) Give your life gladly in the Commemoration of
your Beloved, As the life of the Dervish meets death every
hour, Faqeer Dervish
has so many lives, And in every life are many thousands of eternal
lives, O Dervish! When you are ignoramus
(unaware) of the religion of Ishq , Then why do you pose yourself as Dervish to
people? O Bahu
Yes! When Allah
is our Helper, we have no
fear. ABYAAT (COUPLETS) Seek Ilm and wisdom from the People
of Inward, Sajda (Prostration)
does not see the stone of wall, Entire Ilm-of-Inward (Inwardly Ilm) comes in
this one Word that, That Murshid, whose heart is not wakeful
(and enlightened) how can it be legitimate to see his face? Faqar
is that thing in whose heart is all happenings of Both-the-Worlds. BAYT e BAHU
(Couplet of Bahu
When I had weighed this [Word] in the pane of
the Scale, Then I became Waasil with the Dearest
Friend by becoming Fanaa-Fi-Allah (Destruction in Allah ABYAAT (COUPLETS) O Bahu
I saw the Essence of Allah
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by my eye and laid
my forehead in Prostration.
