Not Committing Another Mistake

forester was shocked at what his son said. He began to think: Soon I will leave to appear before God. What if God says: “If you have not brought anything for Me, why did you come here?” Then what answer would I have to this question? (p.22) In this true story there is a great lesson for the people of Kashmir. Kashmir is a region to which people flock from the outside world— tourists from the west and other parts of the world, Hindu pilgrims, Indian soldiers, etc. Their total number is put at about 30 lakhs annually. These people are like madus sent to them by God. They come to the people of Kashmir in order that the latter may convey to them, the méssage of God and tell them of His creation plan. This is an extremely delicate situation. The time for Doomsday to come is not far off: then all the people of Kashmir will be brought before God on the Day of Resurrection. If at that time, God asks them -- in the context of His having sent to them such large numbers of people, who were unaware of the truth, and their having His book, the Quran in their possession -- what they had done to make those people aware of the truth, and if the people of Kashmir have no positive answer to this question, and then God asks them: “When you did not do My work, then why did you come here?” --- Then what will be the plight of the people of Kashmir? This state of affairs demands that they think over this question more than anyone else, and without a moment’s delay, begin to perform dawah work in order that the message of God may reach everyone before they die. The Valley of Peace There is beautiful natural scenery all over Kashmir—green trees, flowering shrubs, springs, lake and flowing rivers, and with the chirping of birds, and the abundance of fruits and flowers, the whole of Kashmir seems like a garden. This environment of nature is calling out in silent language that here there is no room for hatred or enmity. Engaging in the culture of violence here is totally against the creation plan of God and something which goes against it, can never meet with success in this world of God. In the winter of 2012, Kashmir had a snowfall which was much heavier than usual. Snowfall is a beautiful natural phenomenon. Someone has rightly remarked that it looks like spiritual rain. On February 13, 2012, a Kashmiri Muslim sent the following sms to one of the Cps members: “Kashmir has Not Committing Another Mistake