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**HwoRas1** · 12-31-2011, 01:50 PM

Shaykh, if you read the malfuzaat of Hadrath Ilyasji ra, you'll find the same thing.

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Our workers in general, wherever they go, should make efforts to visit the righteous ulema and pious persons. The intention
should only be to benefit from them and not to invite them to this work.
These people are well versed and have experienced the advantages of the deeni work they are busy with, hence you will not be
able to convince them in a wholesome way that this work is of greater benefit than their other deeni engrossments.the outcome
will be that they will not accept your explanation. Once they say "no" it will be difficult to change this "no" to "yes". Your talk
will not be heard and it is possible that you yourself will become uncertain. Therefore meet them only to gain benefit from their auspicious company. In their locality every effort should be made to stick closely to the principles of the work. In this way it is hoped that the reports of the progress of your work will reach them and draw their attention. I thereafter, if they do pay attention, you should request them to patronise and supervise you and with due reverence and respect explain the work to them.

From Hadrath's malfuzaat (Ilyasji ra)

12-31-2011, 01:50 PM	#17
HwoRas1 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 441 Senior Member	Shaykh, if you read the malfuzaat of Hadrath Ilyasji ra, you'll find the same thing. 29 Our workers in general, wherever they go, should make efforts to visit the righteous ulema and pious persons. The intention should only be to benefit from them and not to invite them to this work. These people are well versed and have experienced the advantages of the deeni work they are busy with, hence you will not be able to convince them in a wholesome way that this work is of greater benefit than their other deeni engrossments.the outcome will be that they will not accept your explanation. Once they say "no" it will be difficult to change this "no" to "yes". Your talk will not be heard and it is possible that you yourself will become uncertain. Therefore meet them only to gain benefit from their auspicious company. In their locality every effort should be made to stick closely to the principles of the work. In this way it is hoped that the reports of the progress of your work will reach them and draw their attention. I thereafter, if they do pay attention, you should request them to patronise and supervise you and with due reverence and respect explain the work to them. From Hadrath's malfuzaat (Ilyasji ra)
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