Deception of the Shaykh of the Sufi Order upon his followers
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Q 8, 10: First: The Khalifah says that I have not seen anything with my eyes, but whenever I told the Shaykh that I saw nothing, he would say: How can you deny the vision? Because it came in my verification and in the spiritual istikhara that you saw all of that. He insisted on me and forced me to explain to the people in his presence. As for
in his absence, I did not explain any vision from myself, because I fear Allah, Lord of the Worlds, and I did not know anything of longing or satisfaction. Second: Several years ago, according to the Shaykh's verification, one of his followers who used to see true dreams frequently and see the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) often, and when he would explain these visions to the Shaykh, the Shaykh would verify these visions through his verification. But after a short time, when this man denied these visions and dreams, the Shaykh said regarding him: I say through verification that this man has become a hypocrite and an apostate. He said on the pulpit that he died of liver cancer, but he is still alive to this day and has children. This is the state of the Shaykh's verification, his spiritual istikhara, his intuition, and his vision, which is a collection of contradiction, lying, and deception.
A 8, 10: Forcing this Shaykh's Khalifah to explain to the people visions he did not see is falsehood, fabrication, and deception of the weak people so that he may mislead them in his false beliefs. Likewise, his fabrication against some of his followers that he died of cancer because he denied the visions; all of this is lying to people and misleading them.
in his absence, I did not explain any vision from myself, because I fear Allah, Lord of the Worlds, and I did not know anything of longing or satisfaction. Second: Several years ago, according to the Shaykh's verification, one of his followers who used to see true dreams frequently and see the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) often, and when he would explain these visions to the Shaykh, the Shaykh would verify these visions through his verification. But after a short time, when this man denied these visions and dreams, the Shaykh said regarding him: I say through verification that this man has become a hypocrite and an apostate. He said on the pulpit that he died of liver cancer, but he is still alive to this day and has children. This is the state of the Shaykh's verification, his spiritual istikhara, his intuition, and his vision, which is a collection of contradiction, lying, and deception.
A 8, 10: Forcing this Shaykh's Khalifah to explain to the people visions he did not see is falsehood, fabrication, and deception of the weak people so that he may mislead them in his false beliefs. Likewise, his fabrication against some of his followers that he died of cancer because he denied the visions; all of this is lying to people and misleading them.
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