ख़्वाजा मोईनुद्दीन चिशती फ़रमाते हैं कि

जिस व्यक्ति में ये 3 आदतें जमा हो जाएंगी तो यूं समझना चाहिए कि हक़ीक़त में ईश्वर उसे दोस्त रखता है।

(1) दरिया जैसी सख़ावत

(2) सूरज सी शफ़क़त

(3) ज़मीन की तरह तवाज़ो

It amounts to devotion and worship on the part of a son to cast a look on the faces of his parents. All the sins committed by the son who kisses the feet of his parents are extinguished. Khwaja Bayazid Bustami (may God’s peace and grace be upon him) once said,

“Whatever position of distinction I have attained, it is a legacy bestowed upon me by my parents.”

It amounts to devotion and worship on the part of a son to cast a look on the faces of his parents. All the sins committed by the son who kisses the feet of his parents are extinguished. Khwaja Bayazid Bustami (may God’s peace and grace be upon him) once said,

“Whatever position of distinction I have attained, it is a legacy bestowed upon me by my parents.”

The graveyard is the place for picking up a lesson. In such a solemn surrounding, one should not indulge in laughing or burst into laughter or eat or drink or do any other worldly thing.

The graveyard is the place for picking up a lesson. In such a solemn surrounding, one should not indulge in laughing or burst into laughter or eat or drink or do any other worldly thing.

The highly prized gift for a dervish or hermit is his association with other dervishes or hermits, while his greatest loss is to remain away from them.

The highly prized gift for a dervish or hermit is his association with other dervishes or hermits, while his greatest loss is to remain away from them.

Three things are dearer than all other things in the world. Firstly, the savant who says according to what he has digested; secondly, the person who does not succumb to avarice; and thirdly, the Arif who is always singing the praises and glory of his Beloved (God).

Three things are dearer than all other things in the world. Firstly, the savant who says according to what he has digested; secondly, the person who does not succumb to avarice; and thirdly, the Arif who is always singing the praises and glory of his Beloved (God).