"If the world is replete with blood and wealth, still man of God would not eat anything except licit thing."

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“Spiritual power of Auliya Allah in worldly life and in the hereafter is alike. Rather after death it is more intensified because in worldly life, corporal being and states are impediments which after death are eliminated. It is like a sword without dheath which is more effective in action.”

“Death of Auliya Allah, in true sense is the death of their lower-self. When it is annihilated, he gets eternal life.”

“Quest for the Truth is not any easy job. Unless you become single in His quest you won't be able to find Him.”

“If one has deserted the world, but one thought still inclines to worldliness, he is not considered as free man nor an ascetic; his inner defilement still survives.”

“He who becomes oblivious of God for a moment, is as good as infidel although impliedly.”

“Do you know what is the first prerequisite of the mystic way? It is the abdication of both the worlds with one stroke of toe.”

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