Seadet-i Ebediyye - Endless Bliss Second Fascicle

and cruelty are public, that is, notorious among people, and that
mudârâ is permissible in order to be safe from his harm. It is
declared in a hadîth in Kunûz, by ’Abd-ur-Râ’ûf-i Munâwî: “I
was sent in order to apply mudârâ for people.” It is called
Mudârâ to give what is worldly in order to protect the religion
and the world. It is called Mudâhana to give the religion in order
to obtain what is worldly. To please someone’s heart through
soft words, favours and even lies is to give what is worldly. When
seeing Muslims’ grave sins, [the ones which they have committed
secretly,] it is necessary to conceal them. It is qazf to tell them to
others. It is a graver sin to expose them to other people out of
supposition or slander.”]
Do your best to educate and to bring up so as to be wellmannered
and well-learned the late Mawlânâ Ahmad’s
‘rahmatullâhi ta’âlâ ’alaih’ children. Teach them spiritual and
bodily adabs! Be an example for everybody you know and meet
and even all your brothers-in-Islam there by obeying Islam and
holding fast to the Sunnat! Tell everybody about the harms of
committing bid’ats and of disbelief! May Allâhu ta’âlâ bless you
with the lot of doing good deeds! May He give success to those
who strive for the spreading of the Islamic religion and for
teaching it to young people! May He protect us and our children
against going astray by being deceived by the enemies of religion
and virtue, by those who strive to demolish the Islamic religion
and steal the îmân and ethical values of the pure youth, and by
those who try to deceive the young people through lies and
slanders! Âmîn.
[Imâm-i Rabbânî ‘rahmatullâhi ’alaih’, in his 68th letter in
the second volume of Maktûbât, quotes a hadîth-i-sherîf which
states: “Until the earth is covered by kufr, so that kufr is
prevalent and disbelief is practised everywhere, Hadrat-i Mahdî
will not come.” Hence; before Hadrat-i Mahdî, kufr and
disbelief will cover the entire earth and Muslims and the Islamic
religion will be gharîb (forlorn; with no one to help and support
them). Our Prophet ‘sall-Allâhu ’alaihi wa sallam’ informed us
that towards the end of the world Muslims will become gharîb,
and he said: “Worship done during the time of herj [1] and fitna
will be similar to an immigration [from Mekka to Medina] to
me.” Everybody knows that minor police or military operations
[1] turmoil, commoton, confusion.
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