For the pious godly saint a barley dry bread to eat, a coarse woolen garment to wear, a simple fraught of water to drink, thirty parts of the Holy Quran with some traditions of the Holy Prophet to read, three or four beneficial religious books to study instead of useless gabbling of By Ali Sins and meaningless ratings of Ansary, a dark cabin independent of even of the light of the sun to live in, and one or two godly companions in whose supreme sight the kingdom of Sun jar weighs and values not even a single barley are such a grand estoric wealth that invites the envy of one who seeks the throne of Qaisar and the kingdom of Alexander. Hazrat Fair Noor Muhammed (Rehmatullah Alaih)
Posted on: Mon, 21 Jul 2014 23:29:42 +0000