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understand him and who suppose him to be like themselves]<br />

are the worst of people. The ninety-eighth âyât of Sûrat-ut-<br />

Tawba, “The stonyhearted, wild and ignorant people will<br />

not believe you. They are mostly munâfiqs,” signifies them.<br />

In the present state of the world, those who are honoured with<br />

obeying his Sunnat-i saniyya [in other words, Islam] are very<br />

fortunate. He who believes him and who is of his Ummat will be<br />

given many more blessings for a small amount of good deeds.<br />

The Ashâb-i Kahf ‘rahmatullâhi alaihim ajma’în’ [The seven men<br />

in the cave of Tarsus] attained high grades by doing one<br />

beautiful deed. This deed was: When the enemies of religion<br />

spread out everywhere, they migrated somewhere else in order<br />

to protect the îmân in their hearts. Today, to believe him and to<br />

do a few favours is similar to the insignificant actions done by<br />

soldiers that become very valuable when the enemy attacks<br />

and invades the country. During the time of peace, extensive<br />

efforts done by soldiers cannot be as valuable.<br />

Since Hadrat Muhammad (’alaihi’s-salâm) is Allah’s darling,<br />

he who follows him reaches the grade of belovedness. For the<br />

lover will love any person in whom he sees the habits or the<br />

signs of his darling. This should tell us about the states of those<br />

who do not follow him!<br />

Translation of a Persian couplet:<br />

Muhammad (‘alaihi’s-salâm) is the pride of both worlds.<br />

Let them who’d not be dust of his gate be under ground!<br />

A person who cannot migrate like the Ashâb-i kahf<br />

(rahmatullahi ’alaihim ajma’în) should migrate through the heart<br />

and soul. While being among enemies, he should keep his<br />

heart away from them. Allahu ta’âlâ may open the doors of<br />

happiness by this way, too. The Nawrûz Day [the first day of the<br />

Persian calendar, the 20th of March] is coming soon. You know<br />

that there is so much tumult, impetuosity and stupidity on these<br />

days, [which are feast days for disbelievers, fire worshippers].<br />

After passing over these obscure days, I hope to attain the<br />

honor of meeting you. In order not to give you a headache, I will<br />

not write more. May Allahu ta’âlâ let you not deviate from the<br />

way of your noble grandfathers. My salâm is extented to you<br />

and upon them until the Day of Resurrection. Âmîn!<br />

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