Sayyidi Younus AlGohar reveals the precious criterion granted to humanity by the grace of His Divine Eminence Gohar Shahi, which enables them to determine who they should or should not follow in light of the Koran.

Summary:

- In the Koran 18:28, God says, 'Do not follow a person whose heart I have barred from my remembrance.' If your heart has been kept heedless of God's remembrance, even if you have read 10 000 books, you should not be followed according to this verse of the Koran. If you read this verse of the Koran carefully, the question that should arise in your mind is: 'How will I recognise whether the person before me has a heard that has been barred from God's remembrance or not?'

- Nobody - no religious scholar or Mufti - has the answer to this verse of the Koran. The one who gave the answer to this verse was His Divine Eminence Gohar Shahi. How important it is for you to determine who you can follow and who you cannot follow - this is a fundamental issue. Without the criterion, you won't be able to tell which scholar is a true scholar and who you should follow and who you shouldn't follow - and so without it, you were misguided.

- Forget about recognising whether or not somebody else's heart engages in God's remembrance; you don't even know if your own heart does. But His Divine Eminence Gohar Shahi gave the criterion which is the key to the Koran and the gist of the Koran: If you want to know whether somebody's heart has been barred from the remembrance of God or is engaged in God's remembrance, first bring the remembrance of God in your own heart.

- If your heart remembers God and the heart of the person in front of you remembers God, the remembrance of God in your heart will collide with the remembrance of God in his heart. Then your heartbeats will rise and you will recognise that he too has God's name invoking in his heart. If your heart remembers God but the heart of the cleric in front of you doesn't, then you will feel uneasy in their company.

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