"Friends, my last advice would be that all blessings are in . hood is a seed after which the Khilafat spreads its benevolence in the world around. Hold on firmly to True Khilafat and spread its blessings in the world. Allah would be merciful to you and would bless you in this world and in the hereafter."

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