My whole body be an eye; I will never be satisfied in beholding my spiritual mentor (Murshid) - Hoo,
Every bit of me be millions of eyes, I would constantly view my mentor, by closing one and opening another - Hoo,
Even then my incessant zeal wouldn’t subside, where would I go? - Hoo,
Sight of my “Murshid” is, Bahoo, like millions of pilgrimages - Hoo.
Moral Conduct and SufismAuthor: Na'eem Fatima AlaviLove, affection, devotion, tolerance, humility, forbearance and endurance: had these qualities been available for purchase in the marketplace, people would have bought them and made them part of their character, and the formation of nations would have become a far easier matter. There would have be... Read More
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