XIV. Story of the Sheikh and the Brahmin,
followed by a conversation between
Ganges and Himalaya to the effect that
the continuation of social life depends
on firm attachment to the characteristic
traditions of the community 108
XV. Showing that the purpose of the Moslem’s
life is to exalt the Word of Allah, and
that the _Jihád_ (war against unbelievers),
if it be prompted by land-hunger, is unlawful
in the religion of Islam 116
XVI. Precepts written for the Moslems of India
by Mír Naját Nakshband, who is generally
known as Bábá Sahrá´í 122