I pray so that we will not deviate from the path followed
by our fathers and grandfathers, who were true Muslims. The true path, the path
to salvation, is the path they followed and also taught in their books. O my brother!
We are living in the latest time. Religious knowledge is on the decrease. There
has been a general slackening in obeying the Sharî’at. Sunnats have
been
abandoned, and bid’ats have been spread far and wide. [The masonic
organizations of infidelity established by British agents and priestly
missionaries, propagated with fallacious books, supported with monstrous
amounts of money and weaponry, and in cooperation with heretical groups of
soi-disant Muslims called Râfidîs and Wahhâbîs, are waging a universal smear
campaign against the true Muslims called Ahl as-Sunnat.] In this time of
obscurity, when unbelief and heresies are so widespread, it is the primary duty
of the descendants of true Muslims to learn their religion, (Islam), from books
written by the scholars of Ahl as-Sunnat and to spread these books everywhere.
It is the most valuable work to resuscitate forgotten religious teachings. Work
round the clock to learn the teachings of the Sharî’at and to publicize them.
Do not go into politics. Pray continuously and call upon Allâhu ta’âlâ for help! [We are slaves of Allâhu ta’âlâ. We have
to do our duties as His slaves. For doing so, we have to have a correct belief
(îmân) and obey the Sharî’at. Do not think even for a moment of having your heart’s
sight opened and being able to see genies, angels and spirits, to talk with
them and to learn about unknown things! Learn the existence, the unity and the
greatness of Allâhu ta’âlâ not from such
transcendental reports, but from scientific and medical phenomena. The human
mind is the place for the teachings acquired from such phenomena. Mind’s
busying itself with science, medicine, arms race, trade or agriculture will not
prevent the heart’s attaining Fanâ or forgetting about worldly occupations. Preoccupied
as a person’s mind may be in worldly occupations, not even momentarily will his
heart be oblivious of Allâhu ta’âlâ. As a matter of fact, the Sharî’at commands
such occupations, e.g. to emulate the enemy in the preparation of means of war
in peace time. Doing this commandment of the Sharî’at will polish the heart,
thus helping it to attain Fanâ. Râfidîs or Wahhâbîs, or their Christian and
Jewish sponsors will not understand these facts which we write. Both mentally
and spiritually, they are entirely absorbed in worldly interests and sensuous
desires and pleasures. All four groups cooperate in their inimical activities
against the Ahl as-Sunnat. Their ignominious campaigns are manipulated by
British plotters.]