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That
they see all conditions from the initial conditions of the Death to the
Punishment in Grave and the Great Assembly and Pul-Siraat and
entrance in the Garden by their own eyes. Some Faqeers
are such that they wake
up the Roohani
in the grave by the Auspiciousness (and blessing) of the
Haziraat
of the Name-Allah-the-Essence
(Ism-e-Allah-Zaat ) Hadis:
Ulema
of my All
the Holy Prophets Alaihimus-Salaam Faqar
is my If
someone asks me what is Death ?
Death was life in the House of Destruction,
When Nafs
died and stopped lust and desire, I
got Liqaa
by this Death,
Grave became a place of recluse for me, We
are happy in the company of the Holy Prophet Sal Allahu
Alaihe Wa Aa-lehee Wa-sallam We
have witnessed all these Station
before Death, My
Nafs
is dead and Ruh
is Alive forever,
Grave and home are same for me,
Pleasures of Nafs
are enemies of Ruh
,
Death is death for the dead hearted person but it is Life of the Aashiq
,
Aashiqeen
get deliverance by Death,
Liqaa
is the power and food of the Aashiqeen
, Whoso
is blind here will be blind in Hereafter
(17:72). Reality
of Nafs
is this that there is revolt and tempest in its strain and life. Hence,
Nafs-e-Ammara
starts claiming to be god at times of satiety and fullness in
hours of bounty and at times of paucity, hunger, pennilessness and starvation,
it behaves like mad dog; at times of anger and madness, it is Devil and
malignant demon and aggressive and quarrelsome like Iblees as it creates
sedition, corruption
and makes uproar; at the times of appreciation,
acknowledgment and Sakhawat
(generosity), I becomes niggardly like Qaroon
. On
the other hand, Nafs-e-Mutmainna
is thankful, beneficent, and beneficial for
the Creatures
at times of fullness (and satiety) and remains contended and
patient in days of hunger and poverty. Haq Numaey Noor Ul Huda Kalan Haq Numa Noor Ul Huda Klaan pdf download Install app |
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