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**dselectronics** · 02-15-2012, 12:52 PM

You will find good muslims like these not just concerned about themselves but the whole of Ummah and humanity . Very true. This we can see before our own eyes when we listen to our mashaaikh. Until Moulana Yunus Patel saheb

passed away, he was still holding majaalis and still answering emails sent to him. These mashaaik do not cease to worry about the ummah. There was a quote once I read of Hazrat Abdul Qaadir Jilani

from one of his Majlis where he was saying to the gathering that what could he do but talk to them; it's almost a compulsion they feel when they see so many people astray, it pains their hearts.

The last two verses from Hazrat Hakeem Akhtar saheb's poem 'Sukoon-e-Dil' also mention the same view.

Mein thak jata hoon apni daastan-e-dard sai Akhtar
Magar mein kya karoon chup bhi naheen mujh se raha jaata

I get tired of (repeating) my tale of sorrow, oh Akhtar
But what can I do, I cannot remain silent

The fact is that the lovers of Allah are such that they not only want Allah for themselves, they want Allah for the entire world too. They want everyone to go mad with the love of Allah.

02-15-2012, 12:52 PM	#21
dselectronics Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 469 Senior Member	You will find good muslims like these not just concerned about themselves but the whole of Ummah and humanity . Very true. This we can see before our own eyes when we listen to our mashaaikh. Until Moulana Yunus Patel saheb passed away, he was still holding majaalis and still answering emails sent to him. These mashaaik do not cease to worry about the ummah. There was a quote once I read of Hazrat Abdul Qaadir Jilani from one of his Majlis where he was saying to the gathering that what could he do but talk to them; it's almost a compulsion they feel when they see so many people astray, it pains their hearts. The last two verses from Hazrat Hakeem Akhtar saheb's poem 'Sukoon-e-Dil' also mention the same view. Mein thak jata hoon apni daastan-e-dard sai Akhtar Magar mein kya karoon chup bhi naheen mujh se raha jaata I get tired of (repeating) my tale of sorrow, oh Akhtar But what can I do, I cannot remain silent The fact is that the lovers of Allah are such that they not only want Allah for themselves, they want Allah for the entire world too. They want everyone to go mad with the love of Allah.
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