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 1    1  (1)|      i.e., the Pir, or Perfect Shaikh, or Spiritual Director.
 2    2, 1  |      of a poor old man, and of Shaikh Ahmad Khizrawiya buying
 3    2, 10 |     disciples who lay sick, of Shaikh Bahlol, nicknamed "The Madman,"
 4    2, 14 |      needle, and cried out, "O Shaikh, take these needles of God!"
 5    2, 16 |       brought him before their Shaikh and thus accused him, "This
 6    2, 16 |       the Seven Sleepers." The Shaikh then admonished him, insisting
 7    2, 17 | replied to him as follows:~The Shaikh laughed, and said to him, "
 8    4, 4  |       aimed at the body of the Shaikh, ~His stroke was reversed
 9    5, 6  |       who blindly imitated his Shaikh.~An ignorant youth entered
10    5, 6  |      being addressed by a holy Shaikh. He saw the Shaikh weeping
11    5, 6  |        holy Shaikh. He saw the Shaikh weeping copiously, and in
12    5, 6  |        imitation he copied the Shaikh's behavior, and wept as
13    5, 6  |      made due obeisance to the Shaikh, and took his departure.
14    5, 6  |      departure. But one of the Shaikh's true disciples, being
15    5, 6  |        not and say, 'I saw the Shaikh weeping, and I too wept
16    5, 6  |      to feel.~The light is the Shaikh's, the fountain the Shaikh'
17    5, 6  |     Shaikh's, the fountain the Shaikh's,~And the outpouring of
18    5, 6  |  outpouring of joy is also the Shaikh's, not his.~'Tis like water
19    5, 10 |    Then follows an anecdote of Shaikh Muhammad of Ghazni, who
20    6, 1  | according to the proverb, 'The Shaikh shall not be burnt, yet
21    6, 4  |     raw one,~Who claim to be a Shaikh whilst yet only a child!~
22    6, 9  |        in the fort from an old Shaikh, who warned them of the