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However, how can I remember you, O my beloved, after what has forfeited your honor for the succession of issues and the succession of misfortunes? I will not find an opportunity to weep for myself, and how [233] praise Yourself, the Most High, the Great. Whenever I want to commend You with praise or draw near to You with the praises of Your remembrance, the enmity of Your enemies and the tyranny of Your wilderness prevent me so that if I turn to the right I find the Book of the Prisoner from one of Your creation, and in it is what the pillars of everything are confused about, then the pillars of the kingdom of Your Most Beautiful Names. And whenever I turn to the left, I find a book from Al-Fajjar. And in it what she shouted, clamored, and lamented the truths of Your Chosen Ones and the hearts of Your Prophets after You have commanded the fullness of eloquence who claim to believe in Yourself, to acknowledge Your individuality, and to submit when the lights of the glory of Your Oneness appear, that every soul in each one write a book confirming Your command in this manifestation with which You shone. The sun of glory and power is on the horizon of the sky of the glory of Your Mercy, so that the servants may remember it and await this news that You announced to them in all Your tablets, scrolls, and sheets of Your glory, with Your word of truth, addressing the full of statement: And you are in every one a book of proof of whom We reveal to each other, you write, so that on the day of His appearance, you may write with what you write. to work.
And I did not realize an evening except that in it, what you prevented the breezes of your mercy from the possible and closed the doors of your grace on the faces of beings has come to me. By Your glory, my beloved, I became perplexed in my case, and then you watch me like a whale curled up in the dust and hear the cry of my heart, O you who hold the might of the verses in your hand. And all of this came to me after I called them to share your talents and kindnesses, introduced them to the methods of your order and your pleasure, and commanded them to submit to the door of your mercy and roses to the yard of your individual glory. And whenever I called them, O [235] my God, with what You inspired me of the beauties of Your words and the jewels of Your verses, they turned away from a matter that no one can count. And you counted it with your authority and knowledge.

Latest revision as of 15:07, 16 May 2023

And I did not realize an evening except that in it, what you prevented the breezes of your mercy from the possible and closed the doors of your grace on the faces of beings has come to me. By Your glory, my beloved, I became perplexed in my case, and then you watch me like a whale curled up in the dust and hear the cry of my heart, O you who hold the might of the verses in your hand. And all of this came to me after I called them to share your talents and kindnesses, introduced them to the methods of your order and your pleasure, and commanded them to submit to the door of your mercy and roses to the yard of your individual glory. And whenever I called them, O [235] my God, with what You inspired me of the beauties of Your words and the jewels of Your verses, they turned away from a matter that no one can count. And you counted it with your authority and knowledge.

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