Day: February 8, 2023

SARKAR WARIS ENCOUNTER WITH THE MENDICANT OF NANAK SHAHI SECT

During the last ailment days of Sarkar waris on the 25th of Moharram 1323 Hijrah an old mendicant of Nanak Shahi Sect came to meet him. His Guru had advised him to immediately meet our Saint saying that in Sarkar Waris eyes of lustre he would see the way of his salvation. The next day he was admitted into our Saint’s room where he made a profound bow. Sarkar Waris beckoned him to come near as he was bedridden with illness and made him his disciple.

He was given a mendicant’s tahband and instructed to proceed to the Holy Shrine to perform Hajj, never to have any connection with worldly things and never to beg food even if it meant starving for weeks.

MR. P.S. JOHN’S STATEMENT ABOUT SARKAR WARIS MAGNETIC EYES

The well known barrister of Bankipur Mr. P.S. John would always visit Calcutta whenever our Saint came there. One day Khan Bahadur Munshi Syed Fazal Imam Saheb asked him why he was not coming to his house whenever our Saint was residing there. Mr. John replied that after

THE MOST FORBEARING AND PATIENT

A Companion once narrated an incident highlighting the forbearing and patient nature of Prophet Muhammad. He said: “I was walking with the Prophet and he was wearing a mantle with a thick border. We met a Bedouin on the way. The Bedouin pulled the mantle so violently that I noticed the side of the Prophet’s shoulder affected by the friction of the mantle’s border because of the violent pull. The Bedouin said, “Give me some of God’s wealth that is with you.” God’s Messenger turned and looked at him smiling and ordered that some wealth be given to him.”I

Such was the great level of forbearance of the Prophet Muhammad Let alone patience with the harm caused by the Bedouin, the beloved Prophet of God also showed him kindness by giving him the money that he asked for. This is certainly an extraordinary level of mercy that is not common to see.

I Set forth by al-Bukhārī in al-Ṣaḥīḥ, 3:1148 S2980. Muslim in alṢaḥīḥ, 2:730 S1057. Aḥmad b. Hanbal in al-Musnad, 3:153 S12570.