Tahlil: Arwah Rumi !free!

One evening, Kemal had a vivid dream. He found himself on a vast, misty plain. In the distance stood his father, but the man was not an old spirit; he was a young, terrified soul trying to lift a massive, frayed rope. Every time he pulled, the rope snapped.

Rumi placed a hand on his heart. "Your father’s suffering is not his sin. It is your knot. He is trapped because you still see him as a separate 'someone' who failed. To free him, you must free yourself from the illusion of separation." tahlil arwah rumi

Kemal wept. "But how do I help him, then?" One evening, Kemal had a vivid dream

Kemal ran to him. "Father! I have been sending you tahlil for ten years! Thousands of 'La ilaha illallah'! Why are you still suffering?" Every time he pulled, the rope snapped