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The Turkish bath
One day Molla went to a Turkish bath but as he was dressed so poorly, the attendants didn't pay much attention to him. They gave him only a scrap of soap, a rag for a loin cloth and an old towel.
When Molla left, he gave each of the two attendants a gold coin. As he had not complained of their poor service, they were very surprised. They wondered had they treated him better whether he would have given them even a larger tip.
The next week, Molla came again. This time, they treated him like royalty and gave him embroidered towels and a loin cloth of silk. After being massaged and perfumed, he left the bath, handing each attendant the smallest copper coin possible. "This," said Molla, "is for the last visit. The gold coins are for today."
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Mouhammad Baha'ouddin Shah Naqshband
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Ce maître dont la confrérie porte le nom (aujourd'hui l'une des plus répandue dans le monde musulman) fut éduqué d'une façon collégiale par une assemblée de maîtres vivants et par les "Ruhani", les esprits, de plusieurs autres déjà morts.
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