R Bhatia ji -Lak kitab has incorportions of these predominantly arabic texts

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Lalkitab has incorporations from many other previous texts, the most

prominent text is 1. AL –HAKIM an Arabic text now available in

fragments.

Then there are 2.ILLM-UL-GAIB a persian text by Farkhand Afaghani.

3. ILLM-E- NAZOOM by an Egyptian palmist Gaffar.

4. ILLM-UL-KAIFA by Mustafa or Kustafa Gillnai.

The ARABA by Begum Sanaullah, Gemini Sutar and KHANNAN KE BACAHN by

Pt. Devi dayal have also been consulted. All these books were

available at NAULAAKHA BAZAAR, MACHI HATA and SHAH ALAMI GATE at Lahore.

 

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lalkitab , Rajinder Bhatia

<rajinderbhatia2002> wrote:

LalKitab system had one and only one originator, Pt Roop Chand Jee.

Also, no such thing as the system being prevalent in Himachal and

Garhwal (as claimed by Pt Ashant.) Where are those Himchali and

Garhwali Pundits now to vouch for this (half-baked) theory? I wish

they could come forward and help us all in deciphering the LK system.

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> Incidentally, this Sunday (10/17/2004), I happened to be in New

Jersey and had the good fortune of meeting Shri Maharaj Arora, a

retired Deputy Secretary, Government of India. Shri Arora was quite

close to Pandit Roop Chand jee and told me some amazing stories about

Pt Jee. This conversation strengthens my belief that one has to be

especially blessed to be like Pt Roop Chand Jee - one can't get to

that level by reading books (as claimed by Pt Ashant) or even learning

from a Guru.

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> Respectfully,

> Rajinder Bhatia

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> Sheikh Pervez Hameed <pervez@s...> wrote:

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> Can LK cover be of black cloth/colour? I read in LalKitabee's mail

that LK says the cover has to be of non-shining red colour.

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> Is there a reason for it? Apart from the obvious reason … of LK

being mangal etc… any esoteric (secret) reason as well?

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> Sheikh Pervez Hameed

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