| Khan Sarguroh Inspiration |
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| The Chichaba Bangli (Haveli) of Panhalje (Taluka: Khed, District: Ratnagiri) |
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| Ghufraan Sarguroh's Favourite Links: |
| Fauziyah A. Wahab Sarguroh Ghufraan A. Wahab Sarguroh Imraan A. Wahab Sarguroh |
| Name: Ghufraan Abdul Wahab Ibrahim Khan Sarguroh E-Mail: [email protected] Tel: 022-24446122 / 9833736839 |
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| Make this Dua often: "O Allaah, I ask You by Your power and by my own shame to have mercy on me. I ask You by Your strength and my own weakness, by Your self-sufficiency and my own dependence. To You I submit my lying, sinful forelock. You have many slaves besides me, but I have no Master except You. I have no refuge or escape from You except with You. I beseech you in the manner of a poor and destitute man, I pray to you with the prayer of one who is humble, I call upon you with the supplication of one who is blind and afraid. This is a plea from one whose head is humbled before You, whose nose is in the dust, whose eyes are filled with tears and whose heart has submitted to You." (www.islamonline.net) |
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| Pray to the Almighty To be straightforward with sincerity and truthfulness. To be aware of and have regret for ones faults, rather than finding fault with others. To be free from the preoccupation, worry, vanity and obsessive ambition over the world and the worldly. To be indifferent to the praise or blame of the general public. To do what one does for Allah's sake -- not for the desire for reward or the fear of punishment. To adopt an appropriate humility and invisibility in public. To serve for the good of one's brothers and sisters with all one's physical and other resources. To seek to heal any wound you may have caused to another, and correct any misunderstanding as soon as possible. To be patient with difficulties. To be indifferent to favor or benefit for oneself, for "receiving one's due". To be free of spiritual envy and ambition, including the desires to lead or teach even without the requisite qualities. To strive to increase one's knowledge. To be willing to struggle with one's ego as much as it prevents one from following proper adab (social manners), and to realize that the greatest ally is Love. To seek company with those whose etiquette is genuine and better than you and whose practical knowledge of Deen is greater than yours. To treasure ones family and to nurture true friendships. To learn how to accept justified criticism. To seek instead to make one's practices more and more inwardly sincere, rather than outwardly apparent. To realize that we are all human and some days we are better than others & vice - versa. (www.islamonline.net) |
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