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Say: His beauty was my beauty in truth, and his soul was my soul. And every time We have revealed it in the statement, it has been revealed for His command, the decisive and the magnificent. Fear God and do not argue with what we have told you and gave you glad tidings of its appearance. And I took the covenant of himself before the covenant of myself, and everything bears witness to that. You are of the deniers. By God, with one of his tunes, the truths of everything were born again, and with another tune, the hearts of the close ones were attracted. Do not hide anything from the one whose meeting was the same as my meeting, and he sacrificed himself for my sake as I sacrificed for his sake for the love of his dear and impenetrable beauty.
Say: Were it not for him, the ha would not have been superimposed with the ba, and the structure of the ha would not have rested on the waw, and he would not have created what would have been and would not have been if you were among the poets. By God, with my longing for Him and my longing for Himself, I have carried what the prophets and messengers could not carry. And I accepted all of that on myself so that he would not respond to what grieves his kindest, softest, gentle and impenetrable heart. And we advised you in all the statement that no one should grieve anyone, so that he might not respond to his grief. Except what is mine and my remembrance of you and my preoccupation with you, O chiefs of the forsaken.

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Say: Were it not for him, the ha would not have been superimposed with the ba, and the structure of the ha would not have rested on the waw, and he would not have created what would have been and would not have been if you were among the poets. By God, with my longing for Him and my longing for Himself, I have carried what the prophets and messengers could not carry. And I accepted all of that on myself so that he would not respond to what grieves his kindest, softest, gentle and impenetrable heart. And we advised you in all the statement that no one should grieve anyone, so that he might not respond to his grief. Except what is mine and my remembrance of you and my preoccupation with you, O chiefs of the forsaken.

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