Soulveda

Maulana Wahiduddin Khan | SOULVEDA

There was once a man who stubbornly refused to believe that it is God who provides for and nourishes His creatures. His friends did the best to make him understand, but with no success. Finally, he decided to silence them by putting this notion to test. Leaving his home early one morning, he went off to a jungle where he perched himself up in a tree. “It is God who nourishes His servants, He will send me my food here too,” he thought.

Maulana Wahiduddin Khan | SOULVEDA

Some people argue that social problems can be solved only through ‘social activism’, particularly through demonstrating against the state or the authorities.

Maulana Wahiduddin Khan | SOULVEDA

Man is an intellectual being. He is endowed with a mind, which is his greatest faculty. It is only the possession of this mind and his independent thinking, which distinguishes him from the animals. Real spirituality is that which has the power to awaken our minds.

Maulana Wahiduddin Khan | SOULVEDA

It was the 4 November 1847, a servant entered the room of his master, a Scottish doctor, to find him lying face-down on the floor alongside two of his colleagues. They appeared to have rolled down from their chairs. The servant thought that perhaps they had drunk too heavily, so he covered them up and quietly went away.