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THE STORY OF KHAJA ABU NASR
He was nicknamed Porso, and if he was a rare person of the century, his son was Khaja Abu Nasr. His father was one of the purest kings in not loving the world, and his son was an equally pure prince. When Khaja left for Makkah, Khaja Abu Nasr agreed to go with him.
When the father was engaged in the sheikhdom of the Sufi leaders, the son was a confidant of him. In whatever direction the father took a step in the desert, the son also took a step. After wandering in the desert for several days, they reached their goal.
After the people completed the hajj, they wanted a great person, good and bad, murshid and tax collector, to fulfill the wishes of the people and pray on behalf of all the people.
All those gathered looked at Khaja. When this task was entrusted to the Khoja, he pointed to Abu Nasr and said: "He is equal to me in knowledge, but such a high task is worthy of him. Anyone who does not have a leader on the road can get lost.
I was without a companion, God made me a companion. He took care of me all the way. He made my difficult roads easy and safe. When I was worried about my life, he was worried about me, thinking about both Haq and me. Having said that, he pointed to his hand and left no room for excuses. Tears welled up like a candle, and his insides were like a burnt maple tree, expressing his desire for mercy and forgiveness, Khoja stood up and said Amen. My last prayer was this: "Oh God, I am begging you for refuge because I am ashamed. If I do not know how to make a wish, do not make my amen a waste." In this case, a person like my father entrusted me with this task."
A SLAVE STORY
There was a generous king whose people enjoyed good things, and he had a servant slave. He worked as the king's cook for many years. One day, when the king was organizing a public feast, the king's appetite was ravenous, and an accident happened, and the cook spilled the hot soup he was bringing for the king on his head. The people said: "The king will order him to the scholar now, because his sin deserves such a punishment." The king took care of the servant and saw him in a very sad state.
The minister said: "Your mercy is unlimited, the servant was condemned only to the scholar for his work." The king smiled happily and said: "If embarrassment has killed someone, it is not good to kill him again!" Therefore, there was no need to punish him again," he said. If one of the representatives of the people is more sinful, he is more worthy of pardon and kindness.
Oh Lord, it is better to serve in the presence of a king like him than to serve in a hundred thousand other doors. No matter how many sins I have, I am thankful that I have a God like you. There is no room left for me in embarrassment, you can donate to me from your donation. Even if I don't receive many favors, I am not in the least disappointed by them. Who am I, if I desire to devote the sea of goodness? One graded drop is enough for me.