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condition of the today's formal and customary trader like Piraan is this that
neither they have knowledge of themselves nor can they know others nor can they
be useful for others. Instead, if the Ability of Allah
Almighty fulfills some
need by a chance of their simple and plain Mureedain
who have blind trust in
them, they become prideful and at once say that 'lo! We have accomplished your
demand'. In this way, these freelancers, read the Kalimah from its reverse side
and they flow the river in upward direction. Say, if they had been able to
fulfill the need of their Mureedain
by the Ability granted by Allah, then, that,
which was desired was this that they should have said that 'lo! Allah
Almighty
has cased that, which you desired' and should have never mentioned themselves
as Hazrat
Sultan ul Faqar
Hazrat
Sultan Bahu
May his secret be sanctified * In
this connection, I feel bound to tell you some details of a Kaamil
Saint Hazrat
Maulvi Gul Ahmed Sindhi who had been granted the Beneficence
from the tomb and
Spirituality of Hazrat
Sultan ul Faqar
Hazrat
Sultan Bahu
May
his secret be sanctified He
has been remembered in the book 'Manaqib e Sultani' that he was a Kaamil
Arif
of a high caliber besides being a big and authentic Aalim
Faazil. He had
received the Inwardly
Beneficence
from the blessed tomb and Spirituality of
Hazrat
Sultan ul Faqar
Hazrat
Sultan Bahu
May his secret be
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river-insurance
because 'tree is known by its fruit' 
and 'all
that, which is in pot, is taken out by the spoon'
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