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Hadrat Moulana Shâh Fadlur Rahmân Ganj Murâdabâdi(reh) told that he experienced such ecstasy during sajdah, it was as though Allâh had expressed love for him & Kissed him. And when he recited the Qur'ân, he experienced such delight, that if you had to experience it, you would tear your clothing off and run to the jungle. He also said that when the damsels of jannah come to him, he would say to them, "If you want to listen to the Qur'ân, you may sit, otherwise find your way from here."
Look at the thoughts of the Ahlullâh [the saints] and compare it to our thoughts. What a difference between our thoughts and theirs. They are the true lovers of The True Being. A Molvi employed by the government and who received his salary from the state of Rampur came to Shah Saheb. Hadrat Moulana Shâh Fadlur Rahmân Ganj Murâdabâdi(reh) was at the time delivering the lesson of Sahih Bukhari. In between when the Molvi got the opportunity, he told Shah Saheb that the Nawab of Rampur wanted to give him one hundred thousand rupees. Shah Saheb was extremely distressed. He said, "O Molvi Saheb, destroy the hundred thousand rupees. Listen to what I have to say. Then he recited the following couplet.
Whatever grace we see of His on the heart,
the heart becomes independent of all wealth.
In other words, our hearts are not in need of all the rupees of the Nawabs due to the torrential downpour of mercy that we see Allâh sending down on our hearts. Whoever makes friends with the elephant trainer, has to enlargen his door because the former comes with his elephant. Thus Allâh also makes the heart of the person very large who He grants a special radiance and proximity. Moulana Rumi (Rahimahullâh) says,
The exterior of a saint can be so weak that he dances around due to a mosquito bite,
but his interior contains the revolution of the seven heavens.
Dr. Abdul Hayy (Khalifa of Hadrat Thanwi) says,
When he passes here,
how many worlds pass one's sight.
Jigar Muradabadi expresses the same sentiments in the following words,
Sometimes the seven heavens circulate
this handful of soil.
read the biography at the link below:
http://www.silsila-e-rehmani.com
Look at the thoughts of the Ahlullâh [the saints] and compare it to our thoughts. What a difference between our thoughts and theirs. They are the true lovers of The True Being. A Molvi employed by the government and who received his salary from the state of Rampur came to Shah Saheb. Hadrat Moulana Shâh Fadlur Rahmân Ganj Murâdabâdi(reh) was at the time delivering the lesson of Sahih Bukhari. In between when the Molvi got the opportunity, he told Shah Saheb that the Nawab of Rampur wanted to give him one hundred thousand rupees. Shah Saheb was extremely distressed. He said, "O Molvi Saheb, destroy the hundred thousand rupees. Listen to what I have to say. Then he recited the following couplet.
Whatever grace we see of His on the heart,
the heart becomes independent of all wealth.
In other words, our hearts are not in need of all the rupees of the Nawabs due to the torrential downpour of mercy that we see Allâh sending down on our hearts. Whoever makes friends with the elephant trainer, has to enlargen his door because the former comes with his elephant. Thus Allâh also makes the heart of the person very large who He grants a special radiance and proximity. Moulana Rumi (Rahimahullâh) says,
The exterior of a saint can be so weak that he dances around due to a mosquito bite,
but his interior contains the revolution of the seven heavens.
Dr. Abdul Hayy (Khalifa of Hadrat Thanwi) says,
When he passes here,
how many worlds pass one's sight.
Jigar Muradabadi expresses the same sentiments in the following words,
Sometimes the seven heavens circulate
this handful of soil.
read the biography at the link below:
http://www.silsila-e-rehmani.com
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