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Zuhoor-ul-Hasan Sharib

Zuhoor-ul-Hasan Sharib

1914 - 1996

Zuhoorul Hasan Sharib

Zuhoorul Hasan Sharib

Dr. Zuhoorul Hassan Sharib

Dr. Zuhoorul Hassan Sharib

1914 - 1996

Tahir Hussain Faridi

Tahir Hussain Faridi

Shah Tahir

Shah Tahir

d.1549

Tahir Ali & Mahir Ali

Tahir Ali & Mahir Ali

Hafiz Tahir Qadri

Hafiz Tahir Qadri

S. Abu Tahir

S. Abu Tahir

Punjab Rai Tahir

Punjab Rai Tahir

Saleem Tahir

Saleem Tahir

Tahir Moradabadi

Tahir Moradabadi

Tahir Usmani

Tahir Usmani

Mohammad Tahir Mansoori

Mohammad Tahir Mansoori

Mohammad Tahir Usmani

Mohammad Tahir Usmani

Mohammad Tahir Ali

Mohammad Tahir Ali

MOST RELEVANT MATCHES FOR "sharaab-e-tahuur"

Ghazal

asar-e-nasha-e-mai-e-vahdat
sab sharaab-e-tahuur me.n dekhaa

Imdad Ali Ulvi
Naat-o-Manqabat

hujvairii mai-kada hai tuu ajmer kaa saaqii
kyaa daur chal rahaa hai sharaab-e-tahuur kaa

Ameer Bakhsh Sabri
Ghazal

zaahid vo baada-kash huu.n abhii mere vaaste
o tire falak se jaam sharaab-e-tahuur kaa

Fauq Aarwi
Sufi Articles

hazrat qutb e aalam

Dr. Zuhoorul Hassan Sharib
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sharaab-e-tahuur

शराब-ए-तहूरشراب طہور

Holy wine

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BOOKS MATCHES FOR "sharaab-e-tahuur"

Sharab Khori Aur Juye Baazi Ki Kharabiyan

Khwaja Hasan Nizami 

1925Religions

Tahir Waheed

 

1884Publications Of Munshi Naval Kishore

Royal Mughal Ladies And Their Contributions

Soma Mukharjee 

2001History

The Lament of Baba Tahir

Edward Heron-Allen 

1902

Rubaiyat-e-Baba Tahir

 

Poetry

Taranaha-e-Baba Tahir

Baba Tahir Uryan Hamdani 

Poetry

Rasail-e-Shah Waliullah R. A.

 

A Maldives Celebration

Royston Ellis 

1997

Maqaam-e-Mulla Faqeer R. A.

Shabbeer Hasan Khan 

1991Sufism / Mystic

A Gazetteer of Kashmir

Charles Ellison Bates 

1980

Lucknow A Gazetteer

Unknown Author 

1904

At A Glance

Shaukat Ali Khan 

1990Reviews

Tareekh-e-Rasool

Khwaja Hasan Nizami 

1948

Rasail Shah Waliullah Dehalvi R. A.

Shah Waliullah Mohaddis Delhvi 

1999Sufism / Mystic

Lawaih A Treatise on Sufism

Nooruddin Abdur Rahman Jami 

1906

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Sufi Articles

hazrat qutb e aalam

Dr. Zuhoorul Hassan Sharib
Kalaam

firaaq-e-jaanaa.n me.n ham ne saaqii lahuu piyaa hai sharaab kar ke
tap-e-alam ne jigar jo bhuunaa to ham ne khaayaa kabaab kar ke

Tahir Moradabadi
Sufi Quotes

Thave no business with the common folk of the world; I have not come for their sake. Those people who are guides for the world unto God, I put my finger on their pulse.

Thave no business with the common folk of the world; I have not come for their sake. Those people who are guides for the world unto God, I put my finger on their pulse.

Rumi
Sufi Quotes

The dance symbolizes the ecstasy both of dying to self and of attaining to life everlasting of Fanaa and Baqaa- a doubly rapturous experience. Rumi says they dance where they mortify themselves, they dance in their own blood.

The dance symbolizes the ecstasy both of dying to self and of attaining to life everlasting of Fanaa and Baqaa- a doubly rapturous experience. Rumi says they dance where they mortify themselves, they dance in their own blood.

Rumi
Sufi Quotes

To associate with ordinary people is a cure; to be patient with their ways is very difficult. If you feel company with believers, talk with them, befriend them, and try to learn their state so that you can also be with them in the hereafter.

To associate with ordinary people is a cure; to be patient with their ways is very difficult. If you feel company with believers, talk with them, befriend them, and try to learn their state so that you can also be with them in the hereafter.

Yahya bin Ma'az
Sufi Quotes

Whatever problem the people of this quarter pose, they find me with a ready answer for every one of their difficulties. My words provide answer upon compelling answer. For each one of their questions are ten answer and proofs, graceful and sweet. not recorded in any book. Rumi says: “Since I have become acquainted with you these books have become lifeless in my eyes,”

Whatever problem the people of this quarter pose, they find me with a ready answer for every one of their difficulties. My words provide answer upon compelling answer. For each one of their questions are ten answer and proofs, graceful and sweet. not recorded in any book. Rumi says: “Since I have become acquainted with you these books have become lifeless in my eyes,”

Rumi
Sufi Quotes

It is a great pity that people today hanker after verbal recitations and charms and incantations, instead of trying to improve their moral and decds which constitute the real things, and remembering Allah who is the Fountainhead of all that is good and noble in his life.

It is a great pity that people today hanker after verbal recitations and charms and incantations, instead of trying to improve their moral and decds which constitute the real things, and remembering Allah who is the Fountainhead of all that is good and noble in his life.

Meher Ali Shah
Kalaam

ai maalikaan-e-taKHt vo daulat kahaa.n ga.ii
vo taaj kyaa hu.aa vo hukuumat kahaa.n ga.ii

Tahir Moradabadi
Sufi Quotes

One should earn his livelihood through strictly honest means.Those in business should be honest in their dealings and should never try to earn profit by uttering ties. Black-marketing and profiteering lead to ruin. If a man holds anything in trust, he should be absolutely honest in discharging his obligations. Livelihood honestly earned ensured happiness, satisfaction and goodwill. He used to say: “Morsel earned through effort is a good morsel.”

One should earn his livelihood through strictly honest means.Those in business should be honest in their dealings and should never try to earn profit by uttering ties. Black-marketing and profiteering lead to ruin. If a man holds anything in trust, he should be absolutely honest in discharging his obligations. Livelihood honestly earned ensured happiness, satisfaction and goodwill. He used to say: “Morsel earned through effort is a good morsel.”

Naseeruddin Charagh-e-Dehli
Sufi Quotes

It suffices as a reward for the doers of good that He has inspired obedience to Him in their hearts and brought upon them the existence of His reciprocal intimacy.

It suffices as a reward for the doers of good that He has inspired obedience to Him in their hearts and brought upon them the existence of His reciprocal intimacy.

Ibn-e-Ataullah Sikandari
Sufi Quotes

The poor men (dervishes) are a community who consider sleep to be prohibited, becomes dumb when they utter anything, take straw and grass as their food and regard their association with the rest of mankind as a fatal viper so that they can reach the station of proximity to God.

The poor men (dervishes) are a community who consider sleep to be prohibited, becomes dumb when they utter anything, take straw and grass as their food and regard their association with the rest of mankind as a fatal viper so that they can reach the station of proximity to God.

Qutubuddin Bakhtiyar Kaki
Sufi Quotes

As a result of this innate spiritual intuition, Shams does not easily submit to the authority of spiritual teachers: “I’ve seen many special dervishes and spent time in their company; through what they say and through their behavior, the true ones are distinguishable from the impostors. My meek heart will not incline to them unless they are extremely praiseworthy and special, not will this bird peck at every seed.”

As a result of this innate spiritual intuition, Shams does not easily submit to the authority of spiritual teachers:
“I’ve seen many special dervishes and spent time in their company; through what they say and through their behavior, the true ones are distinguishable from the impostors. My meek heart will not incline to them unless they are extremely praiseworthy and special, not will this bird peck at every seed.”

Shams Tabrezi
Sufi Quotes

The saint is fragrant plant placed on the earth by God. The truthful take in his. fragrance, and it comes into their hearts so that they long for their Master. Then they increase their worship according to their different natures.

The saint is fragrant plant placed on the earth by God. The truthful take in his. fragrance, and it comes into their hearts so that they long for their Master. Then they increase their worship according to their different natures.

Yahya bin Ma'az
Sufi Quotes

Do not associate with a person whose heart does not aspire gnosis (marifat) of Allah. And flee from such exoteric scholars who have made their learning means to get high rank, dignity, conceit and renown, as you run away from lion.

Do not associate with a person whose heart does not aspire gnosis (marifat) of Allah. And flee from such exoteric scholars who have made their learning means to get high rank, dignity, conceit and renown, as you run away from lion.

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