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Message: <blockquote data-quote="swarn bains" data-source="post: 226035" data-attributes="member: 17695">i have quran. i used to read it but i saw some remarks which did not appeal to me so i stopped. first one  Khuda ko yaad karo, khuda bakakhne willa hainext was khuda ko yaad karo bageeche lagenge and nehren chalengi. because middle east is a desert. so it is a bribethird one is one man dies his estate t be divided among his one son, one daughter and his wife. the son gets 2/3, daighter and wife get 1/6 each. it is not justice further to it it does not indicate any godly messagelast one is khuda ko yaaad karo hooren milengi. do you mean that woman is for the pleasure of a man inspite of the fact that she gives birth to a man. all above turned me off and i stopped reading it but i still have urdu translation with me. as for as muslim saints from pakistan. there is no godly saint but good poets like bulleh shah. he says bandia mun samjha lai je rub nu paaona. i also can say that, but it means nothing. baba fareed wa godly.  he was follower of bakhtiar kaki of delhi.his writing is with sikhs but not with muslims.  Baba nanak bought his writing for fifty rupeed from the imama of delhi .among muslims kabeer is the real godly saint from india. there are stories of najamundeen aulia who was freed's student, at one point when he was dieing , he told his followers , do not bring khusro to his kabar. the reason he gave was i am so much in love with khusro that i will have to come out of my grave to me him. that is love and one of the criterias to be godly but nothing else.</blockquote>

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