Moulavi Gerágh Ali, A Critical Exposition of the Popular 'Jihád'…
“ Who amid revel's wildest din, In war's severest discipline, On rolling deck, in thronged bazaar, In stranger land, however far, However different in their reach Of thought, in manners, dress or speech,— Will quietly their carpet spread. To Mekkeh turn the humble head, And, as if blind to all around, And deaf to each distracting sound, In ritual language God adore, In spirit to his presence soar, And in the pauses of the prayer, Rest, as if rapt in glory there." "There are of course formalists and hypocrites in Islam as well as in religions of which we have more experience. ”
