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And apart from these, the wonder is that this very paragraph [380] which is written is a clear proof and a decisive proof of the truth of this matter, and you have not yet felt it. The soul that you yourself know is not one of the people of knowledge and asceticism, and is not considered one of the mystics and lords of my uncles, and according to your words, he was associated with the likes of Mushir al-Dawlah, and then once again the divine meanings flowed from him in other directions and the sun of wisdom. Rabaniyyah from the horizon of his will is east and west - unfair, this position is above all positions, if you are fair. He despised this great grace and mentioned these words in his imagination to seduce Nas. The height of your mistakes, O disobedient criminals! Of course, every wise man who hears will become more steadfast and direct in the command of Allah.
Those who have mentioned that they made bread in his name, and by Allah, I am ashamed of mentioning such rude and vile people, and that is Sayyid Muhammad Khabit himself. This remembrance was not and will not be the first remembrance of Al-Najaba. And every soul that utters such a word is like someone saying: "The sun has been enlightened by darkness" or "The nightingale has learned to sing from the raven" or "A piece of ruby has gained light and joy from the stone." What is the use of that heedless person is not informed.

Latest revision as of 00:47, 17 May 2023

Those who have mentioned that they made bread in his name, and by Allah, I am ashamed of mentioning such rude and vile people, and that is Sayyid Muhammad Khabit himself. This remembrance was not and will not be the first remembrance of Al-Najaba. And every soul that utters such a word is like someone saying: "The sun has been enlightened by darkness" or "The nightingale has learned to sing from the raven" or "A piece of ruby has gained light and joy from the stone." What is the use of that heedless person is not informed.

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