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FUTUH AL-GHAIB. [THE REVELATIONS OF THE UNSEEN] by HAZRAT S HAIKH MUHYUDDIN ABDUL QADIR GILANI Translated by MAULANA AFTAB-UD-DIN AHMAD Fonnerly Imam, The Mosque, Woking Associate Editor, The Islamic Review.
Book Source: Digital Library of India Item 2015.361015dc.contributor.author: Abu Muhammad Muhiuddin Abdul Qadir Jilanidc.date.accessioned:...
Explore the profound journey of Hazrat Shaykh Abdul-Qadir al-Jilani, RA a pillar of Sufi mysticism, as he described discourses "Futuh al-Ghaib" His wisdom il...
- Seventh Discourse from Futuh Al-Ghaib on Removing The Cares of The Heart
- On Drawing Near to Allah
- On The Self and Its States
- On Submission to Allah’s Command
- On Trust and Its Stages
- On How The Contact [Wusul] with Allah Is Attained
- Eighteenth Discourse from Futuh Al-Ghaib on Not Complaining
- On The Testing of The Believer’s Faith
- On Contentment with One’S Lot from Allah
- On Not Sharing One’S Love of Allah
The Shaikh (may Allah be well pleased with him, and grant him contentment) said: Step out of your own self and keep your distance from it. Practice detachment from your possessiveness, and surrender everything to Allah. Become His doorman at the door of your heart, obeying His command by admitting those He instructs you to admit, and respecting His...
The Shaikh (may Allah be well pleased with him, and grant him contentment) said: When you are in a particular condition, do not seek to exchange it for another, whether higher or lower. If you are at the gate of the King’s palace, therefore, do not seek admittance to the palace itself until you are obliged to enter, under compulsion and not of your...
The Shaikh (may Allah be well pleased with him, and grant him contentment) said: There is Allah, and there is your own self [nafsuka], and you must address the situation. The self is the opponent and enemy of Allah. All things are subordinate to Allah, and the self really belongs to Him as a creature and a possession, but the self entertains presum...
The Shaikh (may Allah be well pleased with him, and grant him contentment) said: Do not exert yourself to attract prosperity or to avert misfortune. Prosperity will come to you if it is your lot, whether you seek to acquire it or view it with distaste. Misfortune will likewise overtake you if it is meant for you by destiny’s decree, whether you be ...
The Shaikh (may Allah be well pleased with him, and grant him contentment) said: Nothing blocks you from direct receiving of Allah’s grace and favor except your reliance upon people and connections, on good turns and handouts. Thus creatures are your obstacle to gaining a proper livelihood, in keeping with the exemplary practice of the Prophet. As ...
The Shaikh (may Allah be well pleased with him, and grant him contentment) said: When you attain the contact with Allah and get close to Him through His attraction and His helpful guidance–what is meant by attaining the contact with Allah (Almighty and Glorious is He) is that you make your exit from the sphere of creation, from passion and will and...
The Shaikh (may Allah be well pleased with him, and grant him contentment) said: Let me give you a piece of advice: Never complain to anyone about your luck, whether he be friend or foe, and do not accuse the Lord (Almighty and Glorious is He) of treating you badly and making you suffer misfortune. You should rather proclaim your blessings and your...
The Shaikh (may Allah be well pleased with him, and grant him contentment) said: Allah is always testing His believing servant in proportion to his faith. Thus if a person’s faith is very great and steadily increasing, his trial will be great as well. The trial of a Messenger is greater than that of a Prophet, because his faith is greater. The tria...
The Shaikh (may Allah be well pleased with him, and grant him contentment) said: Be content with straitened circumstances and steadfastly persevere therein, until the prescript of destiny expires and you are promoted to a higher and finer level. There you will be comfortably installed and made secure, with no worldly or otherworldly problems, no pe...
The Shaikh (may Allah be well pleased with him, and grant him contentment) said: You so often say: “No matter whom or what I love, my love does not last long. Something always comes between us, whether through absence or death or hostility, or, in the case of material objects, through destruction or loss.” Well, this may be said to you: Do you not ...
Futuh al-Ghaib [The Revelations of the Unseen] -- www.aaiil.org Author: by Hazrat Shaikh Muhyuddin Abdul Qadir Gilani (English Translation by Maulana Aftab-ud-Din Ahmad) Subject: islam, ahmadiyya Keywords: islam, ahmadiyya Created Date: 4/14/2007 3:52:14 PM
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