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Hamsafaran well know that no one is flawless

Hamsafaran well know that no one is flawless; everyone possesses good and bad character traits, and those who are mature and wise practice self-restraint (Khwishtandari) and tolerance when faced with the moral mistakes of others. In the gatherings of Hamsafaran, envious, resentful, prejudiced, and overly emotional individuals become uncomfortable and cannot endure.

Before criticizing or picking at the character of others, Hamsafaran first rectify their own moral flaws!

The execution of the Chehel Narava (Forty Wrongs) section strictly emphasizes and confirms this very claim: that we need Self-Building, and we must build ourselves because we have flaws! This section is implemented precisely because we have flaws, not to present ourselves as morally flawless.

Malicious and habitually envious people constantly attempt—through sarcasm, taunts, and accusations—to highlight and exaggerate the moral flaws of Hamsafaran, blindly trying to humiliate and conquer them!

They do so because they lack the understanding and perception that: the harmonic culture and insight of Hamsafaran has been ignited by the will of the Divine Power, and it depends on no single individual. Whether we like it or not, whether we exist or not, it will become widespread.

What truly matters is that we be the pioneers and the first ones who are present and beneficial within the structure of “Haq-Centeredness” (Haq-Medari)—and indeed, we are, and we shall remain so.

FARYAD JAHANGIR – mohammad reza samadian

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