Gulistan of Saadi | The Morals of Dervishes | Story 38

Gulistan of Saadi | The Morals of Dervishes | Story 38

Gulistan of Saadi

The Morals of Dervishes

 Story 38

 

A murid said to his pir: ‘What am I to do? I am troubled by the people, many of whom pay me visits.
By their coming and going they encroach upon my precious time.’ He replied: ‘Lend something to
every one of them who is poor and ask something from every one who is rich and they will come
round thee no more.’

If a mendicant were the leader of the army of Islam,
The infidels would for fear of his importunity run as far as China.

 

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