Khalid Mukhtar

The construct Rajulun Mu’min is full of nūr. You must think about it.
-Shaykh Amin Kholwadia, Tafsīr Surah Ghafir

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Heed the nūr that is in
Rajulun mu’min

Had received his lesson
Rajulun mu’min

From the shining yadin
Rajulun mu’min

Kept his faith well hidden
Rajulun mu’min

In a palace of sin
Rajulun mu’min

Heard the tyrant begin
Rajulun mu’min

His nefarious spin
Rajulun mu’min

To come out with a win
Rajulun mu’min

So he came to reckon
Rajulun mu’min

In a swift decision
Rajulun mu’min

Made them all to listen
Rajulun mu’min

To his voice now risen
Rajulun mu’min

And his faith bubblin’
Rajulun mu’min

Like a sweet fountain
Rajulun mu’min

He’s the help from within
Rajulun mu’min

Heed the nūr that is in
Rajulun mu’min

Need the nūr that is in
Rajulun mu’min

Paradoxes line the path
Of the seeking soul:

The more it learns
The less it knows

The more it toils
The less it makes

The longer the journey
The farther it goes

The more it has
The less it takes

The less it wants
The more it gets

The more it has
The less it needs

The greater the trial
The lesser it frets

The more it follows
The more it leads

And the humbler it grows
The humbler it grows

Till the humbled array
In the straightest of rows

And all that is left
Is a soul that is blessed

With the world at its feet
And it couldn’t care less