Punjabi Kalam i Bahu (r)

Punjabi (26):

Roman:

Tullaa banh tawakkul waalaa Ho mardaanaa taree-e hoo

Jain dukh theen sukh haasil hove Us dukh theen na daree-e hoo

Inna ma-al-usar yusran, Chit use val dharee-e hoo

Oh beparvaah dargaah hay (Hazrat Bahu ), Othay ro ro haasil bharee-e hoo

Urdu:

English:

'Tulla' is a raw canoe made of dry wood and leaves which is made by those who live on the banks of rivers and use it to cross the river when they do not have any proper boat for this purpose. Although, this is a risky thing but it can work in the hour of need with the trust in Allah Almighty. Hence, this Tulla is exactly alike Tawakul. Hazrat Sultan Bahu Rahmatu-Allahe Ta-aala Alaihe says that 'O Seeker! Sail like Mardaan on the restless and arduous ocean of life on the Tulla of Tawakul. One should not avoid that grief which ensures happiness afterwards as:

Allah Almighty says: Lo! with hardship goes ease (94:6) .

Surely, the Seeker encounters with hardships and sufferings as test and examination for the tyro Seeker in the Tark, Tawakul and Perseverance (with righteousness) (Sabar) but in the times to after that, Allah Almighty certainly grants him the reward and return for these pains as:

HADIS

(Saying of the Holy Prophet of Allah Hazrat Muhammad Sal Allahu Alaihe Wa Aa-lehee Wa-sallam)

That person, who finishes something by spending it for the sake of Allah Almighty, it becomes an obligation on Allah Almighty that He would grant that person the price and return for that thing used by that person.

?At the end, he says that That Essence is careless and improvident. We should face to Him and stay in connection with Him in every condition as there is no other way out and there is no other asylum.