Durr-e-Sameen

Whosoever yearns for reunion with The Creator;
They must shun infatuation with tales for the wayward fascinator

Their duty, rather, is to seek the Divine Light;
Whereby hearts are cleansed, and religious doubts retreat in flight

Wherefore their hearts become receptacles for faith to fill;
That their admission into The Lord's court they do not imperil

Looking to tales to purify the heart—a notion implausible;
In full candor, this way is fraught and corruptible

Invariably will fail, the chasing after of tales to bring deliverance;
Else you labor under an illusion, should you seek being ushered into Divine Presence

After all, can one turn to the dead to bring life?
Nay, for the dead, so much as crossing a mere alley is fraught with strife

But that path which—to the Divine—lights the way and clarifies;
That path which brings spiritual cleansing and purifies