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O my God and Master, you hear the clamor of your lovers and their cries from all regions of what came to them from those whose hearts were deprived of the whiffs of your love, and they had no helper to help them, nor a supporter to support them, and similarly their enemies had no barrier to prevent them from harming them. So they do what they want and do what they want. Then, O my God, give victory to your beloved ones who did not seek victory without You and did not turn towards me without You, and their eyes were waiting for the benefactors of Your talents and kindnesses. Then have mercy on them, O my God, with the blessings of Your mercy, then admit them into the fortress of Your protection and care. And you are the one who, O my God, has always been the refuge of the fearful and the refuge of the distressed.
To unite, my beloved, and then gather on the law of my command, and do not be of those who disagree! And the closest of you to God is the most fearful of you and the most humble of you, if you are of the knowers. By Allah, the Truth, if you wronged me, I would prefer that you wrong someone, and this is from my character and the best of my qualities, if you are of those who are certain. Be patient, my beloved, in adversity and adversity, and if an oppressor wrongs you, then return his judgment to God, in whose hand is the kingdom of everything. And it is He who has power over whatever He wills, and He is the most severe of avengers.

Latest revision as of 02:01, 17 May 2023

To unite, my beloved, and then gather on the law of my command, and do not be of those who disagree! And the closest of you to God is the most fearful of you and the most humble of you, if you are of the knowers. By Allah, the Truth, if you wronged me, I would prefer that you wrong someone, and this is from my character and the best of my qualities, if you are of those who are certain. Be patient, my beloved, in adversity and adversity, and if an oppressor wrongs you, then return his judgment to God, in whose hand is the kingdom of everything. And it is He who has power over whatever He wills, and He is the most severe of avengers.

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