There is an Inheritance for Him as Well
English book, p. 47
By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan
THERE IS AN INHERITANCE FOR HIM AS WELL support of everyone around him. Though his progress was gradual, it was unwavering. While Rahim Baksh’s business may have been modest, his integrity, selflessness, and honesty earned him the respect one would associate with a person of great stature. Despite having limited capital, people in the market would say to him, “Mian ji, take as much merchandise as you need. Do not worry about payment. It can come later.” Occasionally, he faced disagreements but remained silent rather than retaliating against those who wronged him. He focused on his business and offered prayers for their well-being. Whenever negative thoughts crossed his mind, he would envision his father’s innocent face, reminding him that engaging in dishonest dealings or conflicts would harm his father’s soul in the grave. This thought swiftly suppressed his emotions, and he resumed following the path of progress, the same path his father had shown him. Their business expanded, necessitating additional help. Consequently, he decided to involve his brothers. Gradually, all four brothers moved to the city. Over time, their business flourished, establishing four permanent branches, each entrusted to one brother. While they would gather, dine, and socialize together from a business point of view, each brother operated his branch independently.

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