Peer-e-Kamil (S.A.W) By Umera Ahmad In English


Peer-e-Kamil(S.A.w)

Peer-e-Kamil(S.A.W) First Chapter

 Foreword
Pir-e-Kamil, The Perfect Mentor, has been written for you. For that
moment in your life when you need to decide between light and
darkness. You may tread the path that leads to light or, if you wish, take
the path that ends in darkness.
Even in the light one must watch one‘s step to avoid stumbling; once in
the dark, it makes no difference whether one can or cannot see where
one is going, for the gloom darkens with every step till darkness
becomes one‘s destiny. But sometimes in the dark, before the first
misstep, one regrets the path taken and may want to turn back to that
fork in the road of life where the journey began. Then the only solace is
that voice that guides and one has no choice but to listen and follow.
Pir-e-Kamil is that voice that can guide one and can lead one from the
dark towards the light, if one so wishes to take that path—=And indeed
guidance is given to them who desire it.‘
Let us once again listen to that Perfect Mentor!
Umera Ahmed
umeraahmed@yahoo.com

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