Sufi La Kufi

When an individual in this evil society where desires are only desires, demeans others or considers others to be inferior, all others are inferior, where a person’s identity is based on caste, nation, tribe, color, race, wealth, poverty, even more. Sects and religions, what they reveal to us, the colors and styles of speaking are all different, the customs and traditions are also different. The style has changed, everyone is intoxicated in their own way, while reaching knowledge, it is the first light. The purpose of saying is that knowledge should be read from books, not just the knowledge of writers and copy-paste writers who forget a single word but also forget the whole sentence.
Sufi imagines himself as La-Kufi, that is, he revolts from such sects and divisions where hatred is planted and everyone dances under the slogan of “Sir”, that is, no one is ready to listen, there are individuals who are not humanity. They should be painted in the color of its spices and should be used in consumption, those who have respect and politeness for everyone, love should be presented as gifts. Wanting to know the explanation, the dervish was saying in the form of an explanation that the Sufi gets rid of the things that hurt humanity. And he gives importance to avoiding and carrying out movements, although he tries to bring forward his purpose and theory in a clear and attractive way and in a practical form. In the case of a Muslim, he does not violate his principles and laws, but he does not want to dominate anyone in the form of violence and narrow-mindedness. By spreading philosophy, not by hurting anyone’s heart, but with an understanding of academic and spiritual values, which is under regular practical methods, “Khdn Khaftti” understood the interpretation of La-kufi’s words.
Kufi means non-religious, but there again Dervish Varandi said non-religious talk, that is, hollow talk without balance, which does not have weight, which does not have any accusations against anyone.

Syed Ghulam Hyder Shah Qalandri
Kunri, Sindh, Pakistan