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By God, the whole existence is amazed by your lies and slander. Dear Sir, this Mirza Yahya has been in his service for many years, did he ever hear that any of his associates said anything bad or disgusting about him? Every ignorant person knows that what happened was and will be an awful thing. And Allah, who has always said that I was willing to become a martyr a thousand times and not mention these things among people, that one of his associates complained about bread and sent a petition to the cities. God's curse is on those who made us hate everything and burned the livers of those close to us.
We praise God that with the arm of trust and severance of idolatry we broke the idol and entered into the law of certainty. And I wish you were there and could see it with your own eyes. Thank God for that and thanks for all this time. God willing, if there was even an iota of fairness in you, you should talk day and night about these servants, because our actions are a testimony to our religion, and it is a clear and obvious testimony. That we broke the shackles of imitation and gained the truth and got rid of the illusion that had captured all hearts. O poor poor man, you are very much in illusion. You have seen and understood and informed us. I wish we had met him and he would have been mentioned about the mystic he used to mention in the gatherings [335] and you would have been informed about what you are expecting from him these days.

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We praise God that with the arm of trust and severance of idolatry we broke the idol and entered into the law of certainty. And I wish you were there and could see it with your own eyes. Thank God for that and thanks for all this time. God willing, if there was even an iota of fairness in you, you should talk day and night about these servants, because our actions are a testimony to our religion, and it is a clear and obvious testimony. That we broke the shackles of imitation and gained the truth and got rid of the illusion that had captured all hearts. O poor poor man, you are very much in illusion. You have seen and understood and informed us. I wish we had met him and he would have been mentioned about the mystic he used to mention in the gatherings [335] and you would have been informed about what you are expecting from him these days.