Worship and Love

Worship goes futile without love. Without love, it is like a boat without sailer, vehicle without fuel and simply body without soul. Hundred years worshipings and prayers are useless in absence of true love. Those who live in mosques, churches and temples but wordly affairs dwell in their heart, God is far away from them. Rumi, the everlasting sufi and poet once said, "Without love, all worshiping is a burden." Entire of the cosmos is created for love and peace which is also central objective of great religion Islam. God is the greatest lover and he loves true lovers instead of pretentious worshipers. In this perspective, Love is sweet, mellifluous and a strong feeling of heart which opens the hidden pattern of universe before lover. He closes his eyes and enters into the world where he finds that he desires. Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH) said, "Worship your lord as if you see him during the worshiping, and if you can't do that, then worship him as he sees you." In both described conditions, the world wo'nt come in seeker's mind. Combination of love, knowledge and worship makes man pious and sufi. Both complement each other. Unfortunately, all of these qualities are hardly found and someone with very little amount of these traits, thinks highly of himself and wants to get surrounded by people and enjoy fame