The Noor of Muhammad S.A.W. – Letter by Wazir Dayers

Dear Brother,


At the end of the ālāp of the splendid naat ;Ya Mustafa, Noor-uL-Huda, Sani Tera Koi Nahin;
Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan Sahib sings:


That is some other reference to the mild of muhammad, approximately which i wrote in advance, in terms of “ya muhammad, noor-e-mujassam” by way of the sabri brothers:


“The mild in “noor-e-mujassam” is what the sufis call “an-nūr-ul-muhammadī” (“the muhammadan light”). in sufi mysticism, hazrat muhammad (s.a.w.s.) is perceived as the embodiment of this light (nūr-e-mujassam). this light is pre-everlasting light (nūr-e-azal). it existed earlier than advent and will become fully take place in the spiritually best man (insān-e-okayāmil), just like the prophet muhammad, and prophets and saints like him, to whatever religion, technology or culture they will belong. all prophets and saints are one; they all embody the equal light.


In conventional islam, hazrat muhammad is taken into consideration better than all other prophets, however from a magical factor of  it's far interpreted otherwise: all prophets and sages are one and every considered one of them represents all others. in verse 6-1106 of his mathnawī, hazrat mawlana rumi says:



“The call of ahmad (i.e. muhammad) is the call of all prophets: when the hundred comes (is counted), ninety is with us as well.”


It also refers to hazrat ādam (a.s.) because the first messenger of god. hazrat ādam’s prayer turned into fulfilled in hazrat muhammad – with hazrat muhammad (pbuh) the “circle of prophethood” (dā’irat-un-nubūwa) ended.


i am hoping that this will make a contribution to a extra leisure of this na‘t, dear brother.