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The
keystone and origin of all these is Tawajuh and the Ijaabat
(compliance) and Qabooliyat (acceptance) is
also the Visualization of the Name-Allah-the-Essence
(Ism-e-Allah-Zaat) That
Seeker is utterly idiot, who undertakes any task without seeking the permission
from Murshid. It should be this that the Seeker should not do anything
without the permission of the Murshid. And that Seeker,
from him the Murshid fears and trembles, such Seeker remains severely
unblessed and ill-fated even if he acts as the companion of the Murshid
remaining very close to him day and night. The Seeker should fear
the Murshid same as a pupil fears his teacher and the student from a scholarly
person (Adeeb). BAYT (COUPLET) That deprived Seeker [Mureed] is
influential on his Murshid, that is, he does not fear him, And disobeys his orders, he is counted amongst the unblessed
and ill fated Shaqee people. [O
True-Seeker!] Lo! The Murshid-e-Kaamil is more beneficent than
the parents are because he himself endures grief and agony and grants the
treasure to the Seeker [without subjecting him to pain and effort].
The Murshid-e-Kaamil uses to be himself the needy but makes the Seeker
the Laa-Yuhtaaj. The Murshid uses to be himself in the Sawaab
of Assalaat (Prayers) and grants the Martaba of the Assalaat
(Prayers) of the Secret and the Bey-Hijaab to the Seeker by Drowning
him in Fanaa-Fi-Allah (Destruction in Allah ABYAAT (COUPLETS) O Bahu Often those Piraan that want to keep too many Mureedain,
use to be the dogs of Dunya (World), One out of thousands Piraan, is the Murshid
Tabeeb (Doctor), Who takes his Seeker to serve, before Hazrat
Muhammad Mustafa the Habeeb e Khuda Sal Allahu Alaihe
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