The Importance of Cherishing Khilafat
Imagine you had the opportunity to meet any person you wanted every week. If you’re interested in sports, maybe your favourite athlete; if you’re interested in business, maybe a businessman you look up to and if you’re interested in academia, maybe a scholar whose work you appreciate the most. I’m sure you’d carve out the time to ensure that you can meet them. You wouldn’t be “too busy” for it and you wouldn’t be lazy to get up. Well, what if I told you that the most important person on this planet knocks on your door every Friday. They want to meet you, they want to guide you and their love for you is so much that they pray for you every day. Our beloved Huzoor(aba) attempts to connect with us every Friday through his Friday sermon; however, more often than not, we don’t open the door. We take it for granted, but should we? We hear many times that Khilafat is a blessing, but what does that really mean?
