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Their example is like that person, who
enchants a snake and makes it obey his commands. Thus they bring such beast into
their captivity with magic. Such people cannot be called Wali-Allah but
instead "incantatory" (Afsoon Gar) is a better word
for these people.
And he, who recites the Holy Word
for Rujuaat-e-Khalq and keeps this
intention in heart that creatures will get Musakhar by him and he takes Dram
(or drachma) and money from them as oblation and votive and believes
only this the sole means of livelihood and does not put his trust and Eitibaar
in the Raza of God Almighty. He has indulged only in Riya and Shirk.
We seek refuge in Allah
against this astray folk. Allah Almighty says: and barter not My Revelations for a little
reward (5:44)
Allah Almighty says (O Prophet !): the comfort of
this world is scant (4:77)
Only a niggardly person accumulates
the worldly stuff. BAYT (COUPLET) He, who sacrificed
over the Deen of Muhammad Sal Allahu Alaihe Wa Aa-lehee Wa-sallam, He reached unto the
Maratib
of
the Aulia-Allah. HADIS (Saying of the Holy
Prophet of Allah Hazrat
Muhammad Sal Allahu Alaihe
Wa Aa-lehee Wa-sallam) That person, who
put his trust in anyone else except Allah
Almighty, he is ruined.
That Master of Dawat who is Kaamil,
why will he need identification of time and Roohani for Zakaat, Qufal, Buzl, Dur-Maddoor
reading; the Rijat, digit and limit (account), hours of good luck
and bad luck; and not eating the powerful (jalaali), glorious (jamaali) and
good bred (Kamaali) animals? All these kind of Waswasa, Khatraat
and Rijat come in the minds of the Imperfects because of the fact
that they offer for the creatures and do not call Name of Allah Hasbatan-Lillah for need (of Allah).
Their purpose is, but, to pocket money and Dram (or drachma) from people.
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