The Sufi therefore never troubles which path anybody takes, Islam or Kafir; nor does he worry which way anyone journeys, the way of evil or of righteousness. For every way to him seems leading to the goal, one sooner and one later, one with difficulty, one with ease. But those who walk with him willingly, trusting in his comradeship, are his murids and call him Murshid, and he guides them, not necessarily through the same path he has chosen for himself, but through the path best suited to them.