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The Qadiri Murshideen
the People-of-Hazoor get the Course
of Hazoori discovered to the Seekers
and show them the Mushahida of Ain Hazoori. ABYAAT (COUPLETS) Whoso sees His Didaar
, remains always in the Hazoor , And that food, which
goes inside his stomach, becomes Noor , This is the very Course
unto Didaar, the rest of Courses are very distracting, Eyes is for Didaar
so Didaar it should be used to see Didaar, He, who sees with his
eyes, is the eyewitness, To be a witness, it
is necessary that he should have seen with eyes, If I give opportunity
of Didaar and Liqaa a hundred times to a blind person, How can a Born
Blind see Didaar
of Allah? That person, who sees
Didaar, remains speechless, He finds the Secret
by putting his life in the risk. SACRED HADIS (Saying of the
Holy Prophet of Allah That person, who
attained unto Marifat of his Sustainer ABYAAT (COUPLETS) I have offered Farz
, Waajib
, Sunnat and even the Mustahib , In Hazoori of
Allah as a Secret, Always take much care
of this Indefinite Assalaat
(Prayers), So that you should
remain Conscientious (and observant) for the Periodic Assalaat
(Prayers) as well. HADIS (Saying of the
Holy Prophet of Allah That person, who does
not offer Unremitting (and indefinite) Obligation, Allah
Almighty does not
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, thus, his tongue turned mute (and speechless).
