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Gungohi would comment. But Hazrat Imam Rabbani (Rasheed
Ahmad Gungohi) did not say anything. When Amir Shah
mentioned this incident a few more times, Rasheed Ahmad
Gungohi finally spoke up. He said, ‘Brother, this is not a major
achievement, for he had to close his eyes and concentrate on his
heart. My contact with Hazrat Haji Sahib (i.e. his spiritual guide,
Haji Imdadullah Muhajir Makki) for many years was such that
without consultation with him my discussions (meetings) never
came to a conclusion… even though he was in Mecca (and I in
India). And after this I had the same connections with Allah’s
Messenger for years.’ After saying this Rasheed Ahmad
Gungohi remained silent.” 503
3. Aashiq Ilahi Meerathi relates in Tazkirat ar-Rasheed, “One
morning whilst going to see Hazrat (Rasheed Ahmad Gungohi),
Moulvi Wali Muhammad passed by a sweets (confectionery)
shop, where some fresh sweets were being prepared. He stood
there for a while thinking that if he had money, he could buy
some sweets. He then headed straight for the Khanqah
(hermitage), where he found Hazrat (Rasheed Ahmad Gungohi)
waiting for him. Upon seeing him, Hazrat said, ‘Moulvi Wali
Muhammad, Today I wish to eat sweets, so take these four annas
(some money) and fetch me some sweets of your choice’. So, Wali
Muhammad bought some sweets from the same shop and kept
them in front of Hazrat. Hazrat said, ‘It is my hearts desire that
you should eat these sweets’. Moulvi Wali Muhammad used to
say after this incident, ‘I feel afraid in meeting Hazrat because the
intentions in the heart are not within one’s control and Hazrat gets
informed about them.” 504
4. “Once in the Masjid of Keraana, a pious butcher was sitting by
Hazrat Sahib (Imdadullah Muhajir Makki). While sitting there,
thought came to his mind: “Is the rank of Hazrat Sahib higher or
that of Hazrat Haji Sahib?” Hazrat immediately commented: “It is
503 Tazkirat ar-Rasheed, vol.2, p.197.
504 Tazkirat ar-Rasheed, vol.2, p.227.
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