Aqaid Ki Dhaal | Kalam Dr Ashraf Asif Jalali | Latest Kalam 2026
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The speaker presents himself as a resilient shield dedicated to protecting the safety and purity of faith against relentless attacks over many years. He describes how he has been struck by arrows repeatedly yet remains restored and unharmed in spirit, viewing these trials not with pride but as blessings that allow him to nurture virtuous people through his own bloodshed. Despite being targeted by evil forces, he maintains a stance rooted in gentleness rather than intensity or aggression, asserting that while others may exceed limits, the truth itself possesses glory without needing forceful confrontation. This approach reflects a deep commitment to preserving religious integrity and moral guidance even when facing severe opposition.
A significant portion of his message revolves around love as an indestructible force that cannot be extinguished by physical harm or societal pressure. He cites the example of Sahibzada Imran, who faced imprisonment in 2020 due to his devotion yet continued to speak boldly about martyrdom and faith without fear. The speaker emphasizes that he serves as a living testament to this enduring love, showing enemies how their attempts to suppress him only highlight the strength of conviction within believers. By standing firm against accusations and insults—even those delivered in extreme or inverted forms—he demonstrates that true devotion transcends external threats and remains vibrant regardless of circumstances.
He further identifies himself as part of a broader spiritual lineage connected to revered figures such as Badr Hunain, Karbala, and Mashhad, positioning his identity within the tradition of Ahle Sunnat under the guidance of Syed Jalaluddin Shah Peer. Rather than claiming personal achievement, he humbly states that any recognition or miracle attributed to him comes directly from these masters, making him merely a reflection of their legacy. His role is portrayed as one of service and continuity, where every action reinforces the teachings passed down through generations while adapting them for contemporary challenges faced by believers today.
Ultimately, the speaker concludes that his presence alone teaches adversaries valuable lessons about patience, resilience, and unwavering faith without resorting to violence or hatred. He likens himself to essential features of human beauty—such as skin on a face or black dots enhancing nasal symmetry—that add value rather than detract from it, suggesting that suffering can elevate spiritual stature just as nature enhances physical form. Through this metaphorical language and personal testimony, he invites listeners to recognize the transformative power of steadfastness in faith, encouraging others to remain calm and gentle even when surrounded by chaos or hostility.
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I am its shield so that its faith remains safe. The
shield gets hit by arrows. The previous thing remains safe.
I am the shield that may the faith remain safe. I've been hit by
arrows for years and I've been restored [laughs].
I am the shield that may the faith remain safe. I have been hit by
arrows for years but still I am fine.
I have nurtured the virtuous people with my blood, these purifications are a blessing, I am not proud of these Hafiz Alim, which is a verse of the Quran, in view of what Hazrat Yusuf al-Salam had said and so that everyone in the situation becomes aware, I have nurtured the virtuous people with my blood,
but I am the flame of the evil of evil.
I preserved the truth with my blood and heart. But I am the prey
of evil. My religion is gentleness. I do
n't like intensity. Actually our policy is lenient.
My religion is gentleness. I do
n't like intensity. If
someone is above limits then he is the glory of truth.
My religion is softness, I don't like intensity. If there is
anyone who is beyond limits, I am the glory of truth.
Badro Hunaino is from Karbal Mashhad.
I am a disciple of all these places.
Bado Hunain Karbal [laughs] The translation is from Mashhad I am the
color of Shahab I am Bilal in love No matter what the
opponents keep saying,
I will never request them not to
say this to me, never to say this to
me This request is not for any opponent
They may say whatever they want, rather they may say it hanging upside down
and getting stuck somewhere and
then getting lost They may say
whatever the opponents keep saying, I am like the
Prophet's bubble-like Makal
Now tell me, love does not die by people beating me I
am a living example in front of the world Love does not
die by people beating me I am a
living example in front of the world In 2020, there was a Sahibzada Sahib,
nowadays he is in jail because of his beloved Imran,
he used to say in every gathering that Jalali,
after five days he will be killed,
he has consulted me, so and so told
me, he used to martyr me everywhere, so and so told me, still
I am giving a speech today, he kept saying that I would
die by people beating me I am not in
love, I am a living example in front of the world.
Enemies learn from me just by looking at me. I am the
skin of the face of the people who listen.
Enemies learn by looking at me. They become
close to bursting. He has no control over it.
Otherwise it will burst.
Enemies learn from seeing me
that I am the skin of the face weave. The
nose on the face and the point on the nose are black in colour.
Which enhances beauty. I am the
skin of the face of the people who listen.
Asif has got faroog from Syed Jalal
Asif has got faroog from Syed Jalal I am
not anything of his own doing, I am his miracle.
Siya of Ahle Sunnat
Peer Jalaluddin Shah Peer of
Ahle Sunnat
Peer Jalaluddin Shah Asif has got faro
from Syed Jalal I am
not anything of his own doing, I am his
miracle.