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The friends are other and
foes are other! Life is like sand, body is like glass and Damm (breath)
is temporary. The people with eye, should open eye in these Maratib.
This is Muimma (maze), which is solved by aid of "eye". This is
an enigma of Eimaan
, which only the Honorable Aulia-Allah
Rahmatu-Allah Ta'ala Alaihim BAYT (COUPLET) The earth under your
feet is the Surma of our eyes, And its dust is
adjoined with our eyes as sand (silica) is in crystal glass of watch. Bahu Hazrat Ali ul Murtadha Karam Allah
Wajhu That Murshid, unto him the
creatures of world are fleeing and onto him the Satan
Nafs is
dominant over, absolutely a source of sin and disgrace for the Seeker. BAYT (COUPLET) Seeker is he,
whose heart and Ruh is clean
and clear, Pir and Murshid
should be one; one should not knock at door to door. It is the habit of dogs to stand
in front of every door, or, that Seeker, who lacks credence
(Eitiqaad), is unblessed, lacks Jamiyat and is perplexed
(and turbulent), what panacea is for him? SURMA: Kohl or Lead Sulphide or
black sulphate of Antimony, which is used in eyes by many Muslims as Sunnat Aqal Baidar pdf download Install app |
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