Don't call me Hazrat!!!

**Taliban1** · 04-07-2012, 06:29 PM

A new trend has started on sf. You call someone hazrat, they will go to extreme lengths on telling you 'DONT CALL ME HAZRAT' , 'IM NO HAZRAT'.. IM A NOBODY...

I fear the day is coming when you say for example, brother taliban.. And taliban will say DONT CALL ME BROTHER, IM NOT A BROTHER.. IM A SISTER..

If you don't like someone calling you hazrat or something, just ignore it. No need to show off your tawadhu

**The Fake Shaykh** · 04-07-2012, 06:34 PM

Originally Posted by Taliban1

A new trend has started on sf. You call someone hazrat, they will go to extreme lengths on telling you 'DONT CALL ME HAZRAT' , 'IM NO HAZRAT'.. IM A NOBODY...

I fear the day is coming when you say for example, brother taliban.. And taliban will say DONT CALL ME BROTHER, IM NOT A BROTHER.. IM A SISTER..

If you don't like someone calling you hazrat or something, just ignore it. No need to show off your tawadhu

The kibr assassin returns in style

**Abu Zakir** · 04-07-2012, 06:44 PM

Is it showing off or is it just telling someone to stop it so others do not emulate them? We do not know the inner state of a person.

Originally Posted by Taliban1

A new trend has started on sf. You call someone hazrat, they will go to extreme lengths on telling you 'DONT CALL ME HAZRAT' , 'IM NO HAZRAT'.. IM A NOBODY...

I fear the day is coming when you say for example, brother taliban.. And taliban will say DONT CALL ME BROTHER, IM NOT A BROTHER.. IM A SISTER..

If you don't like someone calling you hazrat or something, just ignore it. No need to show off your tawadhu

**dr76** · 04-07-2012, 07:19 PM

Originally Posted by Taliban1

A new trend has started on sf. You call someone hazrat, they will go to extreme lengths on telling you 'DONT CALL ME HAZRAT' , 'IM NO HAZRAT'.. IM A NOBODY...

I fear the day is coming when you say for example, brother taliban.. And taliban will say DONT CALL ME BROTHER, IM NOT A BROTHER.. IM A SISTER..

If you don't like someone calling you hazrat or something, just ignore it. No need to show off your tawadhu

How was the meeting with shaikh Ahle zikr sahab db hazrat..?

wa assalam..

**Taliban1** · 05-07-2012, 12:13 PM

Not meeting, meetings... Hes staying with me

**hmdsalahuddin** · 05-07-2012, 05:50 PM

Originally Posted by Taliban1

A new trend has started on sf. You call someone hazrat, they will go to extreme lengths on telling you 'DONT CALL ME HAZRAT' , 'IM NO HAZRAT'.. IM A NOBODY...

I fear the day is coming when you say for example, brother taliban.. And taliban will say DONT CALL ME BROTHER, IM NOT A BROTHER.. IM A SISTER..

If you don't like someone calling you hazrat or something, just ignore it. No need to show off your tawadhu

Hazrat Damat Barkatuhu

**Rahmaniyyah** · 05-07-2012, 07:20 PM

A section from Hazrat Shaykh Zulfiqar Ahmad Naqshbandi Mujaddidi's book translation of Rahe Salamat Tumhari Nisbat: Connections of Divinity

Remain Quiet When Praised in a Gathering

In addition to remaining quiet, do not start saying things like "We are lesser to everyone" or "We are like the dirt on shoes" etc. Such statements have been counted as the deceit of the Nafs. What the Nafs wants through these statements is to not let people think that it is enjoying the praise that it is getting.

There is more self-struggle in remaining quiet. He who is under the control of his Nafs should adhere strictly to remaining quiet. However, if Allah ta'ala has bestowed His Grace upon someone, such that he has overcome his Nafs like beating overcomes the raucous donkey, then it is up to him to answer or remain quiet.

Hadhrat Thanwi (ra) acted extremely wisely in one such situation. A man said to him "I notice you to be a Qutub". He answered "Yes, sometimes it appears to me as well." If he would have refused, then the Nafs would have been happy that the person would think him to be humble. If he remained quiet, even this could be the deceit of the ego. But the answer Hadhrat gave, it had grave implications for the Nafs. The person would become a rejecter instead of a lover, thinking that this person is attesting to his being a Qutub himself.

**mercyofAllah** · 06-07-2012, 02:11 AM

maashaaAllah these shuyook. They recognize even the finest of things and the way they react taking care of even minute things really makes them shuyook. Allahu Akbar!

**Taliban1** · 06-07-2012, 06:52 AM

Originally Posted by Rahmaniyyah

A section from Hazrat Shaykh Zulfiqar Ahmad Naqshbandi Mujaddidi's book translation of Rahe Salamat Tumhari Nisbat: Connections of Divinity

Remain Quiet When Praised in a Gathering

In addition to remaining quiet, do not start saying things like "We are lesser to everyone" or "We are like the dirt on shoes" etc. Such statements have been counted as the deceit of the Nafs. What the Nafs wants through these statements is to not let people think that it is enjoying the praise that it is getting.

There is more self-struggle in remaining quiet. He who is under the control of his Nafs should adhere strictly to remaining quiet. However, if Allah ta'ala has bestowed His Grace upon someone, such that he has overcome his Nafs like beating overcomes the raucous donkey, then it is up to him to answer or remain quiet.

Hadhrat Thanwi (ra) acted extremely wisely in one such situation. A man said to him "I notice you to be a Qutub". He answered "Yes, sometimes it appears to me as well." If he would have refused, then the Nafs would have been happy that the person would think him to be humble. If he remained quiet, even this could be the deceit of the ego. But the answer Hadhrat gave, it had grave implications for the Nafs. The person would become a rejecter instead of a lover, thinking that this person is attesting to his being a Qutub himself.

Alhamdulillah, Muwafqat e akabir....