Malfuzat - Volume VIII — Page 490
Malf uza t - English translation of Urdu Volume 8 490 I shall raise your status or will raise you from the life on earth towards Me. 197 I shall stand with My Messenger and shall desire what he desires and I shall bestow upon you that which will last forever. 20 It is God who taught you the Quran. 75 Kings shall seek blessings from thy garments. 8 Leader of the Muslims. 290 Maul « a » bas! Maul « a » bas! i. e. Lord, enough; Lord, enough! 174 No blessing or mercy remains out of it. 239 , 381 No trace of anything which might cause your humiliation will be left. 168 O ‘ « I »s « a », I shall give you full reward or cause you to die and shall raise you towards Me. 197 O Moon! O Sun! You are from Me, and I am from you. 193 O my God! Postpone the time of this earthquake which seems imminent. 359 O my Lord, do not leave me alone, and You are the Best of inheri- tors. 93 Only a few days are left. 167 Only a few days are left. All would be saddened on that day. 201 Only a little is left out of the term appointed by your Lord. 167 O people, worship your Lord, who created you. 11 , 19 O son of the Messenger of Allah. 159 Our last word is that all praise belongs to Allah, the Lord of all the worlds. 188 People will come to you by every route so that the track will be- come deep due to excessive travel. Allah will help you from Himself. It is incumbent upon you not to be arrogant towards them and you must not get tired of receiving them in large numbers. 92 , 93 People will come to you from distant places, and the paths by which they will come will become deepened. 294 Salman is one of us, a member of the household, following the method of Hasan. . . 159 She will come with you while I shall be with you. 20 Signs of life. 441 Someone will plot secretly like women, which may lead to a case against me due to his deception, but in the end, I will be acquitted. 356 Spend in the cause of Allah, if you are Muslims. 183 The arrows of death do not miss. 17 The Chief Court has acquitted him. 118 The end of the ignorant one is hell; An ignorant one seldom comes to a good end. 378 The end of your appointed term is approaching. 185 , 186 , 188 The end of your appointed term is approaching and we shall leave no trace of anything which might cause your humiliation. 167 , 200 , 324 The full moon has risen upon us from valley of Wada. 188 Two rafters have broken down. 12