BAYT (COUPLET)
O Bahu
Rahmatu-Allahe Ta-aala Alaihe
! Would that there
were no Ishq and then there would have been no ache of it too!
Whosoever, by him is not received the ache of
His Ishq, he is ungodly Kaafir
Jew.
Be
enlightened that there are multiple thousands brigands on the Course
of Faqar and many thousand people have left imperfects upon facing Rijat
in the Zikr and Fikr, Hazoor
of Qurb
and Wisaal
and the Haal
of Masti
and many a thousand are those, who are left as imperfects after facing Rijat
in the Wird and Wazaaif of the Names. Ultimately, they
have not covered this Course peacefully. May thousands are those,
who have lost the way by engaging in the relations of this world and the Next
World and many thousands have missed in the acquisition of Ilm. The brigands
of the Course of Tareeqat are also thousands. Many thousand
people have not reached unto Haq
on becoming Mustaghni (by
renunciation) in the Kashf and Karamaat. Bring
eyes O the People of Didaar, as this Course cannot be finished on
foot. Faqar is hard and this difficulty is never eased as long as the Ain
Essence has not given Hidayat. Moreover, all these sundry blights
and hardships are like Pul-Siraat, as is found written that it is
thinner than hair. Walking over it is easy for that person, who is the Master-of-Tauheed
and Tawakul. A journey of ninety thousand years has to be covered within an
hour!
O
Dervish! How is it possible for man to go across these calamities in
absence of the tie of the Muhabbat (Cordiality and Affection) with the
Essence! The Seeker drowns in this Course for the sake of the
Demand for Lord. Walking on this Course is extremely difficult as
there are thousands of enemies and brigands on this Course. That Seeker,
who does not have the Desired, he himself is the most dangerous as
compared to thousands of the enemies. The Course of Faqar is not inside
the written scripts and records but instead it is inside the Muhabbat
(Cordiality and Affection) of the Beloved.
Allah
Almighty
says: And
whosoever puts his trust in Allah, He will suffice him (65:3)
He
who does not keep Tawakul, nothing is of him. Such Faqar:
Faqar [e Mukibb]
is the cause of disgrace in Both-the-Worlds.
