Once while passing upon a garden, a pious friend of God saw a young man who was watering the plants. The youth requested him to bestow on him a bit from the love (Ishq/Eros) for Allah. He replied that it was too big to carry. Then the young man asked for half of a bit. He accepted his request and prayed for him. And Allah accepted his prayer. Then the God's friend left the place and carried on his walk.
Time passed, and once again he passed upon the same garden, but that young man was absent. He prayed from Allah to meet that man. The boy came, with eyes gazing at the sky. He remained silent, neither he replied the his Salam (farewell words), nor talked any word with him, but remained silent. A sound seemed coming from the heavens and declaring the actual reason for his silence.
The same reason, as the beautiful words sing:
How can he listen to others,
he who knows Me for a while!
whose heart is carrying My love
- even half a bit of it.
he will never feel any pain,
if you cut him into two,
.. absorbed in My love!
he who knows Me for a while!
whose heart is carrying My love
- even half a bit of it.
he will never feel any pain,
if you cut him into two,
.. absorbed in My love!
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- A commentary on the Rumi's wine of love
- Both Right
- Same
- Lost but faithful
- Broken Heart.. a disease?
- Once in a blue moon (he became a loser for the love)
- A commentary on the Rumi's wine of love
- Both Right
- Same
- Lost but faithful
- Broken Heart.. a disease?
- Once in a blue moon (he became a loser for the love)
mashALLAH nice post dear friend.
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Thank you very much Huzaifa. Keep visiting!
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May Allah bless you for such a beneficial and lovely post, brother Tariq :)
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Thank you very much, my dear brother Irving. May Allah bless you too :)
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