The worshipper replied: ‘O Lord! It came to my mind that I am relying upon some person instead of You.’

Allah Almighty said: ‘Who would send those breads?’

The worshipper replied: ‘O Allah! You are the One who would send them.’

It was ordered: ‘Now when I Send them, do not return them.’

During that dream, he saw the person who used to bring him the bread present in the court of Allah Almighty. Allah Almighty asked him: ‘Why did you stop giving bread to that worshipper.’

He replied: ‘O Lord! You are very much aware of it.’

He was then asked: ‘O Bondman! Who did you provide that bread for?’

That person replied: ‘For You (meaning I would give them in Your Way).

It was said: ‘Continue your deed, Paradise is for you in return of this from Me. (Rauz-ul-Riyaheen, p. 67)

صَلُّوۡا عَلَى الۡحَبِيۡب                 صَلَّى اللّٰهُ عَلٰى مُحَمَّد

Dear Islamic brothers! You have heard that the person who relies on the Divine Being of Allah Almighty, provisions are made for him from the unseen. Thus, we should refrain from taking ill-omens and have complete reliance on the Divine Being of Allah Almighty. It is regretful that the more we move away from the era of the Prophet, the more our society falls in to the deep pit of evils. Take having ill-omens (as an example); every social class in the society is enwrapped by it. The astonishing matter is that taking bad omens has even stained those who look apparently intelligent. This has now become a worldwide illness, different people from different countries take such bad-omens from various things that one is shocked after hearing about them.

Forms of taking bad-omens

On page number 16 of the book entitled ‘Budd Shaguni’, it is mentioned: