Ainul Faqar Ainul Faqr

The [Perfect] Faqeer is he, who keeps on doing Zikr by Seven Zikr and does Zikr with Seven Fikr:

1.      He should do Zikr and Fikr of the Death. Hence, in this way he should give up the slumber of ignorance.

2.      He should do Zikr and Fikr of the Munkir-Nakir so that he should unify with Allah Almighty and Outsider for the creatures, which distract from Allah.

3.      He should do Zikr and Fikr of the Grave so that the defiant Nafs should become Muslim in wake of the fear of the Great Punishment.

4.      He should keep on doing Zikr and Fikr of his Account (Deed Manifest) so that he should keep his tongue contained in saying bad words.

5.      He should focus on the Day of Doom and the horrible calamities thereof when no soul will think of any other besides itself as no one will help anyone there. Therefore, he should do the Zikr of Allah with this warning (Fikr).

6.      He should remember (Zikr) the Pul-Siraat and reflect it thoughtfully (Fikr) so his end should come in peace endowed with Eimaan and the route of crossing over this Pul-Siraat should become easy. That is, heart should feel hate for Liking for Dunya (World).

7.      He should do such a Zikr and Fikr that both the Hope of Paradise and the Fear of Hell should eliminate from his heart. Subsequently, he should become so much Drowned into the Fikr of Fanaa-Fi-Allah (Destruction in Allah) all over that he must reach onto the Station of Baqaa-Bi-Allah (Rebirth with Allah) through the these Seven remembrances (Azkaar) and thoughtful reflections (Afkaar) and "Allah is sufficient; everything other than Allah is just lust (and greed) should prove.

That Faqeer , who is ignoramus concerning these aforesaid Seven Zikr and Seven Fikr, line of Faqar is Haraam (Illicit) for him. At the daybreak, the Faqeer feels as if the Day of Resurrection has arrived and all the Eighteen Thousands Kingdoms are busy in the Accountability (and answer) for the Good and Bad standing in front the Glorious God as The Judge. He should himself keep on Muhaasba of his Nafs . Moreover, when the night falls, he, visualizing this night as his grave, should stay wakeful (and enlightened) lonely remaining vigilant over his Outward and Inward every day and night.