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Moreover, of the Faqar Ba Karam, there
are further two Courses: one is Ba Karam
Kamaliyat
(with perfection
of munificence) and second is Ba Kibar
(with haughtiness). Since
Satan
did not come unto the Karam Kamaliyat [and instead] followed the Course
of Kibar (vanity and haughtiness) and Karamaat, that was why that
the Anaa caught him. That is he said, "I am
better than him (Adam)" (7:12). In addition, in the Faqar Fanaa-Fi-Allah
(Destroyed in Allah), there is no (way) of
the blessing or curse [that is, a one gave blessing or cursed someone it comes
true] but instead the message and blessing by the Faqeers uses to be
late. [Yes, however,] the Faqar Fanaa-Fi-Allah
Baqaa-Bi-Allah [certainly]
has Waham and Jazb (Absorbance) and their Waham proves a
source of the Mercy of God until perpetuity and their Jazb and displeasure
proves to be a sign of the Coercion of God. We seek refuge in Allah
against this.
Murshid is like mirror [for the Mureed as is revealed in this
Hadis]: HADIS (Saying of the
Holy Prophet of Allah Hazrat
Muhammad Sal Allahu Alaihe
Wa Aa-lehee Wa-sallam) Momin
(True-Believer) is
mirror for Momin (True-Believer).
There
is no fault in mirror. Same as black, red, yellow [good or bad] whatever is (in
front of it) is seen clearly, same like this, first the Murshid finds
out the condition (of the Seeker) that if the Seeker has Demand
for the Haq or keeps Demand
for the Outsiders. Thus, Haq
(Truth) reaches unto Haq and Baatil unto Baatil [that
is, the Seeker finds his objective according to his intention]. The
Noble Prophet of Allah Hazrat
Muhammad
Sal
Allahu Alaihe Wa Aa-lehee Wa-sallam
also said that: Everything returns unto its origin.
The
Seeker should fear the People of Spying. Hazrat
Ali ul Murtadha Radhi-ya-Allahu Ta-aala Anhu said
that: Brothers of these times are the spies of faults
(and imperfections).
[And]
same as a goldsmith puts gold in crucible [and melts it] on fire [for test],
the Murshid takes test of the Seeker.
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