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After this, as long as the Muakalaat
and Angels do not appear before him with his assignments finished,
it means that he has not offered Dawat with right and due Tawajuh . BAYT (COUPLET) O Bahu He invites the people
unto Hidayat only when he has become a Kaamil Mard. The Kaamil
executor of Dawat
grasps
the enemy by Damm in such a way that enemy dies in a moment. In this
way, the Damm of the People-of-Dawat
the Master of Taufeeq
is
like the Damm of the snake. To whomsoever he clutches in the
hold by Damm, kills him and he dies. The Kaamil Qadiri is
familiar with the eternal Damm that
he at once makes the entire world covered. His Damm is the
likeness of a written order and a proclamation (of a sovereign). The gaze
of the Kaamil
Qadiri sees the hidden doubtless treasures.
He has not to be dependent upon any [king like] Aurangzeb for his livelihood.
The Faqeer , first, tests the Tasarruf of sustenance and then he tests the Tasarruf of
world. Hazrat Muhammad That Pir and Murshid and Mentor,
who himself is Faqeer Dervish Arif Wali-Allah Aalim-Bi-Allah
, his pupil or Seeker or Mureed
will by himself achieve the Martaba
of a Wali, Ghaus , Qutab , the Master of Mansib,
Abdaal or Autaad .
That person, who is Waasil , he first achieves the Outwardly and
Inwardly Tasarruf. This is called the Mukammil Jamiyat of all Worlds. The Outward
Tasarruf means this that he
should first donate the Outward treasures of Lord, that is, the gold-and-silver
and the cash and possessions through the (efficacious) effectiveness
(and the impact) of gaze and should grant the Haal
Ahwaal
of
the Akseer
of Kimiya and the Ilm of Takseer because
he, who is the absolute Faqeer , he is Outwardly all Laa-Yuhtaaj
. He, day and night, sees the Mushahida
of the Station of Abad and the Station of the Great
Assembly of the Day of Judgment and cries with the pain of these scenes.
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