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Click Here to Complete Book Makhzan Ul Asrar Thus,
this verse has been sent concerning these dead hearted sensual beings who turn
their faces away of that which is Haq
and their hearts in their bosoms are dead
and senseless like stones. Had this verse were for the Ahl e Qaboor
(the People-of-Graves),
then Allah
Almighty should have not said 'they have turned to flee' and no
grave of a Wali or Prophet can ever be given a similitude of the idol of idol
worshippers otherwise, the Khana-e-Kaba and the Hajr e Aswad would also be
considered as idol temples. We cannot convince the faithless Materialistic
minded Outward
seers through arguments nor do we want to indulge into this
lengthy discussion. We cannot disbelieve what our eyes have seen because of the
verbal Qeel-O-Qaal
of someone as we have met with the Roohaneen
of the People-of-Graves
many times in our complete senses and consciousness and have received much Beneficence
and blessings from them. When
hearing was like seeing. The
blows of the mouths of these blind people can never extinguish these Noori
Lamps
of Allah
Almighty and instead these jealous people are themselves destroyed and
these Noori
Pillars stand erect always. Have
destroyed, destroy, will destroy all of your enemies, Has
not destroyed nor will ever destroy your fame. * Especially,
the case of Hazrat
Sultan-ul-Arifeen Hazrat
Sultan Bahu
May
his secret be sanctified
Where a dead lamp and the sun -there is a huge difference, It
will be serious blunder if you consider them same despite the huge difference
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