🕋 Turn your gaze away from the faults of people and do not neglect to hold your own self accountable 🕋

Hazrat Sayyid Ahmad Rifa'i (Rahmatullahi Alaih) stated:

Turn your gaze away even from the honor of people, let alone bad deeds, because as you sow, so shall you reap. If you have one eye, others have many eyes. As you are yourself, so shall be the officer (ruler) over you. Restrain your tongue from speaking ill of the creation, because if you have one tongue, the creation has many tongues. It is enough for you to look into your own faults. Just as you say regarding others, so will they say regarding you. Take account of your self (of actions) every day, seek forgiveness from Allah abundantly, and become the physician and guide of your own self. Because unless you yourself worry about your self-reformation and desire the straight path, no spiritual guide or spiritual physician can do anything. Do not neglect to take account of your self and avoid indulging in the pleasures of the self (carnal desires).

(May Allah Almighty grant everyone the ability to act upon the aforementioned saying) Ameen

[Bunyad-ul-Mushayyid, Page 193]

Sayyid-ul-Awliya Hazrat Sayyid Ahmad Rifa'i

Presented by: Dar-ul-Ifta, Idara Faiz-e-Shaikh Zakariya, Ahmedabad (Gujarat)

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The Witty Advice of Mullah Nasiruddin to Amir Timur

One day, Amir Timur Lang was holding court. The courtiers were standing in their respective places in a respectful manner. Referring to the Caliphs of Baghdad, Timur said, "Their titles used to be very magnificent. For example, Mustaqzir Billah, Wathiq Billah, Mu'tasim Billah, and Mutawakkil Billah, etc. I wish to adopt some title of this kind as well." The courtiers suggested various titles according to their own understanding... When it was Mullah Nasiruddin's turn, he sought amnesty for his life and submitted, "In the humble opinion of this insignificant person, Your Majesty's title 'Na'oodhu Billah' (We seek refuge in Allah) will be very appropriate." (Reference: Monthly "Huma", New Delhi: January 1995, Page: 77)