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Shaikh Ashraf Essay

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(81) REVELATION OF MIRACLE OF SHAIKH MOHAMMAD ASHRAF (RA). The grand house of of the ancestors of Shaikh Ashraf was located on the bank of river. This scenic house was located on the upstream of Fatehkadal bridge on the bank of river Jhelum. A respected Amir came from Afghanistan and stayed here along with a group of his servants. The house owner provided him space on one side of the house and himself shifted his baggage to the other side. The family members did not like this staying of together, as it was against etiquette and prudence; and were very angry. Everyone came to Shaikh to describe his woes, all were afraid of the cruelty of the soldiers. Shaikh did not give any attention to this and was not moved even a bit. In reply, he said that …show more content…

For God’s sake help me somehow; otherwise my soul shall leaving my body. This Afghan youth informed the servants of Shaikh accordingly. Being happy on this pretension the servants carried this news to the Shaikh. Shaikh recited some words on a cup of water and gave it to the Afghan to ask the chief to drink it. The moment the Chief drank this water, he got cured. He said that I was in deep slumber, when he dreamt Shaikh coming and sitting near his pillow. He inserted the pointed end of wooden staff into my nostril with great anger and said, “Stand up just now and leave this place, otherwise I shall tear open your stomach and break your liver”. “By this call I awoke, full of fear and harassment, the position is that my body feels as if it is broken in to pieces”. Now when this water has worked for me to be an elixir, I got some rest and was freed from death. Early morning he got up, rolled his bedding and fled from this inn, like a dear fleeing from forest. He presented some offerings, which were not accepted by the Shaikh and directed instead that these be distributed among the

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