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LETTER N STORY | IS Al-KHIDR STILL ALIVE? AL-KHIDR AND PROPHET MUSA (AS) | SANT RAMPAL JI

LETTER N STORY | IS Al-KHIDR STILL ALIVE? AL-KHIDR AND PROPHET MUSA (AS) | SANT RAMPAL JI Connect With Us On Social Media The Story Of Al-Khidr | Is Al-Khidr still Alive? | अल खिद्र कौन हैं ? | Sa News Channel __________________________________________ Yes, Al-Khidr is still alive. Currently, in the Form of Saint Rampal Ji Maharaj, Al-Khidr is still imparting the same Scripture-based Spiritual Knowledge and Way of Worship that He had given to Shams Tabrizi and Rumi. Story & History of Al-Khidr-Moses in Quran Al-Khidra’s name is not directly quoted in the Quran. The Holy Quran Surah 18 indicates The Slave of Allah (Al-Khidr) is giving knowledge to Moses. The story narrated in the Quran is: Having been inspired by the sermon delivered by Moses, a seeker asked him. ■ Dead fish escaped While Moses was sleeping assistant noticed that the dead fish became alive and jumped into the river. When Moses woke up, the assistant forgot to inform him about the incidence of fish escaping the pot. Both started their journey. Moses felt hungry and demanded breakfast. The assistant remembered the incident and told Moses how the fish escaped at the place where he slept. Moses said: “We were searching for that place and we need to go back to that place.” Moses request to Saint Al-Khidr for Absolute Knowledge They went back to that place and Moses found a glittered face Saint Al-Khidr. Moses greeted and requested him: “Can I travel with you to learn Absolute Knowledge that Allah had delivered to you directly.” ■ The saint (Al-Khidr) said: “You do not seem to have the patience to listen to the untold knowledge.” ■ Moses said: “If it is the desire of Allah, I shall follow you without interruption. The saint told Moses, “You will not ask me anything unless I tell you myself.” Moses sent his assistant back home. Saint Al-Khidr damaged Boat Both started the journey together. On the way, they found a boat in the water and the saint requested to find a place on the boat. The boatman agreed and provided a place without cost.” After some time, the saint broke a corner of the boat. Moses asked him, “Boatman has provided us space without the cost and you have damaged his boat. You have done a bad thing.” Saint (Al-Khidr) asked him, “had I not told you not to speak anything during the journey.” Moses said, “I forgot, please don’t mind it.” Saint killed one person They further traveled and met a boy. The saint (Al-Khidr) killed that boy. Moses asked him, “He was an innocent person, and you have killed him. You have done a bad thing.” ■ Saint (Al-Khidr) asked him: “had I not told you not to speak anything during the journey.” ■ Moses said: “I shall not make any excuses next time and will terminate the journey with you if I repeat it further.” Saint Al-Khidr protected a wall from collapse They further traveled to a village and Moses asked the villagers for food, but they refused to give. At the same time, a wall was falling on the boy, but the saint (Al-Khidr) stopped it from falling and made it straight aligned again and started on a further journey. ■ Moses asked him: “why did you not claim wage from the boy against your service rendered for wall, we would have bought food.” ■ Saint (Al-Khidr) asked him: “had I not told you not to speak anything during the journey.” Khidr terminated the journey. Saint’s the reasoning of his 3 acts Before departing the saint (Al-Khidr) explained to Moses the reasons for his acts against which Moses could not resist speaking. Incidence 1: He broke the boat because a king on a journey would have captured his new boat but will spare him now since the boat is broken and boatman can use it with the repair. Incidence 2: He killed the boy since he would have disturbed his god praying parents. God will give a good child to the parents who will care for them. Incidence 3: He did not ask for wages against the wall since the boy and his brother were orphans and their father was a man of justice. A lot of treasure was under the wall. God wanted to give them a long life and the treasure for a happy living. Facebook:   / spiritualleadersaintrampalji   Twitter:   / saintrampaljim   Youtube:    / santrampaljimaharajji   Instagram :   / spiritualleadersaintrampalji   linkedin :-   / spiritual-leader-saint-rampal-ji-72b915180   Pinterest :   / spiritualleadersaintrampalg   Tumblr :https://www.tumblr.com/blog/spiritual... Website: http://supremegod.org