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And what can I say about the answer of Mirza Muhammad Ali, Mirza Abu al-Hassan and others, you were not and are not the judges of the universe. Be the judge of your own self and think about what you say about the answer of God, the answer of creation is easy. Shameless shameless man, he has made several surprising statements in response to a creature, and he has never thought of the right answer. Now be fair, you who have expressed shame and surprise at the answer of several created people, what should we say to these servants at the seat of the Great Throne, a place where all the prophets and close ones are present? So witness yourself in that situation, then the full statement, all of them together, and the first point from the right of the throne [362] will address you and them.
If I say that it is one, then it is one of the names. And if I say that it is the morning, then the morning of that name is my name. And if I say that he is holy, then he is the one who is manifested by that name. And if I say that it is dear, it means that it is dear. And if I say that he is beloved, the thought of the beloved is the height of passion in his mystical love and the glory of his glory. And if I say that he is sovereign, then he is the one who argues on the Day of Resurrection that God is sovereign over everything. And if I say that I am Qayyum, then that is the manifestation of one of me, the consistency of oneness. Fataali is the exaltation of memory, then the exaltation of dignity. The Persian meaning of this is that if we say that he is one, then this unit is one of his names. If we say that he is Sabbuh, the origin of this name is one of his names [366]. If we say that he is holy, he is such a soul that has manifested and says by this name to those like him. And if we say that he is dear, every dear person is prostrate because of his glory. And if we say that he is beloved, every beloved will split the curtain of his heart in his friendship and love. And if we say that he is sovereign, then he is the ruler that every soul who argues because of him on the day of his appearance will prove that he is sovereign over all things at his command. And if we say that he is a guardian, then it is the manifestation of one of the guardians of his oneness.

Latest revision as of 00:35, 17 May 2023

If I say that it is one, then it is one of the names. And if I say that it is the morning, then the morning of that name is my name. And if I say that he is holy, then he is the one who is manifested by that name. And if I say that it is dear, it means that it is dear. And if I say that he is beloved, the thought of the beloved is the height of passion in his mystical love and the glory of his glory. And if I say that he is sovereign, then he is the one who argues on the Day of Resurrection that God is sovereign over everything. And if I say that I am Qayyum, then that is the manifestation of one of me, the consistency of oneness. Fataali is the exaltation of memory, then the exaltation of dignity. The Persian meaning of this is that if we say that he is one, then this unit is one of his names. If we say that he is Sabbuh, the origin of this name is one of his names [366]. If we say that he is holy, he is such a soul that has manifested and says by this name to those like him. And if we say that he is dear, every dear person is prostrate because of his glory. And if we say that he is beloved, every beloved will split the curtain of his heart in his friendship and love. And if we say that he is sovereign, then he is the ruler that every soul who argues because of him on the day of his appearance will prove that he is sovereign over all things at his command. And if we say that he is a guardian, then it is the manifestation of one of the guardians of his oneness.

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