Reply to a Mockery — Page 71
Response to the booklet entitled Ilh a m i Girgit 71 verses of the Quran and that they are addressed specifically to the Holy Prophet s as. So Maulaw i Sahib what fatwas will you apply to your elders and especially to Hadrat Sheikh Ni za m-ud-D i n Auliy a’ ? Why not make him a target of your attack? But before opening this battle- front you should find out what is going on in your own backyard. And until you have done so you have no right to abuse the true and holy personages. Ask your leader Maulaw i Ashraf ‘Al i Th a nw i about his divine leader Ha j i Imd a dull a h Muh a jir Makk i. He will tell you quite openly that in his book, If ada tul-Yaumiyyah, volume 1, page 105, Ha j i Imd a dull a h declared himself to be a mercy for the entire universe. ( Malf uza t H ak i mul Ummat Maul a n a Ashraf ‘Al i Th a nw i , vol. 1, p. 122, N a shir Id a rah Ta’l i f a t Ashrafiyyah, Multan, 1430 AH) And before you try to erase these words from the above-men- tioned book, consider the status of your elder, Syed ‘A ta’ ull a h Sh a h Bukh a r i. The people of Multan who belong to your sect regard him as a mercy for the entire universe. If you are not aware of this, ask the people of Madrasah Q a simul-‘Ul u m Mult a n. Muhammad M u s a , a teacher at the Madrasah, has written an elegy to Bukh a r i Sahib. This elegy was published in Tarjam a nul-Isl a m, Lahore, 15th September 1961. It contains the following verse: بسيط عطاء ً رحمة ً للعالمين ی نت من الرحيم عل ک و You were bestowed on this world by the Merciful God and you were a mercy for the whole world. ( Haft R o zah Tarjum a nul-Isl a m, 15 September 1961 CE)