should Muslims believe in Pir's?

[hasanhere]

@Daddy_s_Girl

If one doesn’t have any knowledge of Roohaniyat, then yes it is hard to believe in “Peers / Walis / Bazourg”. Yes, there are A LOT of fake peers out there. The REAL peers do not need advertising or money for their work. They don’t just sit there, in the open, and say to passers by that “yes, come to me, I will sort out your problems”. Why would they??? They have other responsibilities that Allah has given to them!! Duniya daari is of no interest to them!!

If you are a “muslim”, how can you deny that black magic exists??? No, it has nothing to do with being paindoo or uneducated. It is the illiterate that think they are above black magic. It exists!! But then again, it is hard to believe unless one has experienced it themselves….

…and if you are a TRUE SUNNI MUSLIM, how can you deny all our AMAZING WALIS…. Hazrat Abdul Qadir Jilani (Sarkar Gaus Paak), Sarkaar Badshah Bahu (Haq Bahu), Mowlana Jalaluddin Rumi, Daata Saab (Data Ganj Baksh) and Khwaja Moinuddin Chisti to name a few…..

Islam is not restricted to just knowing and abiding the 5 pillars…. That is ONLY the beginning…..
Roohaniyat is not for everyone…. It is only for the select few…. Just having a bit of knowledge in Roohaniyat is blessing enough!!!

So what happened to the rest of 60% (or whatever this ratio is) who claims to be muslim too? I thought there was only 1 religion, and 1 nation. ISLAM and “MUSLIM”. I dont just like when people call themselves “Sunni” muslim, or “Shia Muslim”.

“Roohaniyat” - I’ve heard stories about it and I know someone who blv in that too. Blv in the fact that a person is sitting infront of you, but he’s actually in 10 different places at that very instant, including performing umrah and Hajj… Hmmmmm