ME AND MAULANA: A PERSONAL RECOLLECTION OF WAHIDUDDIN KHAN - John M. Butt

gone it is very hard to believe that he is not there. We used to run to him to share our problems and achievements but now I am missing him badly. The connection was not only of Guru and disciple but more of a father and daughter, where I was guided on continuous basis. Maulana promised me in Bhopal that he would take me wherever he goes and would not leave me. But now I am left behind to face the struggle of life. He always told me that my tears should be for God only and with those tears I pray that May God bless Maulana with Jannat Ul Firdaus as he had dedicated his entire life for the cause of God. –CPS International Member MY SPIRITUAL GUIDE Navdeep Kapur, Delhi I come from a Punjabi business family where we are taught that work is worship. I was never a spiritual person. When my father passed away in 1982, I was still in college. I had no option but to get totally involved in the family business. Such was my conditioning that when Naghma and I got married in 1985, I even got her engaged in business, though she never had any business background. My spiritual journey started in 2002 when my sister in law passed away at the age of 52 due to cancer. She was the healthiest person in our family who had never taken any