Noor ul Huda Qalan Noor ul Huda Kalan

If you are Seeker of Faqar , you should abnegate all of these three,

Because the Kaamil Faqar is achieved through the Tauheed e Sirri ,

Faqar is Sultan, why is it called panhandler,

Lordship of Faqar is on the Kingdom of Eternity,

At this Station neither the Zikr nor the Fikr nor wisdom can interfere,

Only he, who finds this Station and Martaba, sees the Beauties of God Almighty,

If someone asks me if I have seen Him?

[I would say] since when the eyes have made contact with His Didaar, I have shut my Outward eye.

The Maratib of Faqeer are those of the Mashooq (Beloved). Whatever the Mashooq (Beloved) demands, the Aashiq grants and rather whatever is thought in the heart of the Mashooq (Beloved), Aashiq becomes informed of that and yet further, the Aashiq gives even the keenest desire of the Mashooq (Beloved) through by Gaze and Tawajuh !

What is the difference between the Aashiq and Mashooq (Beloved)? Both the Aashiq and Mashooq (Beloved) are Drowned in studying "He loves and who love Him" (5:54) for each other. For this Ilm , heart is the similitude leaf (of the book).

What is called be Faqar and, after all, what is the entirety (and extremity) of the Faqar?

Faqar is of two kinds: one is that, which is liked by the creatures, other is that, which is liked by the Creator. Thus, Faqar has two witnesses [signs]:

1.      First witness [sign] is showing honor unto the Commands of Allah Almighty.

2.      Second witness [sign] is Affection that is, being affectionate with best conduct with the creatures of Allah acquiring the best morals like Allah Almighty.

Khulq (tremendous nature and conduct) has been declared 'one-half' of the Islam.

Allah Almighty says: and (no doubt) you are of a tremendous nature (68:4)

That person, who has morals and conduct are of the high stature, reaches onto the Martaba of the Qalb-e-Saleem . He, who reaches onto the Martaba of Qalb-e-Saleem , confides his cause unto Allah (and accepts Haq) and it is he, who is on the straight path of those, 'Whom You have favored' (1:7)