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Beware, O people, of clinging to names and objecting to Him who created them by order of Him. There is no god but He, the Powerful, the Knowing, the Wise. Say: He created the names as He created everything. You are of the worlds. Every possessor of power is helpless under the authority of his power, and every possessor of knowledge is ignorant before his knowledge, and every possessor of riches is poor before his door which has been opened to the face of all creatures. Don't let the names keep you away from their source. Avoid those who clung to it and were devoted to it! Say: The Prophet is he who hears my news and believes in my soul, the Messenger[410] is he who conveys my messages, the imam is he who rises before my face and wins my days, the guardian is he who enters the fortress of my state and is cut off from me, and the trustee is he who entrusts himself, then the servants with my love And remembrance and duality. Likewise, the sun of eloquence shone on the horizon of the will of your Lord, the Most Merciful, in this holy, abstaining, exalted, impenetrable pleasure. Praise be to God, my beloved and the beloved of those who know.
And then we address the one who slandered God and objected to him and sent fiery papers to the headquarters of Jerusalem and mentioned in them what the livers of the pure and the close were burned for. Perhaps he will wake up from the sleep of heedlessness and head towards Jerusalem, the abode of God, the Powerful, the Mighty, the All-Knowing. And if he had committed a sin heavier than the weight of the heavens and the earth, but when the seas of virtue rippled in those days, if he repented and returned, perhaps God would forgive him with His mercy that preceded the worlds.

Latest revision as of 02:02, 17 May 2023

And then we address the one who slandered God and objected to him and sent fiery papers to the headquarters of Jerusalem and mentioned in them what the livers of the pure and the close were burned for. Perhaps he will wake up from the sleep of heedlessness and head towards Jerusalem, the abode of God, the Powerful, the Mighty, the All-Knowing. And if he had committed a sin heavier than the weight of the heavens and the earth, but when the seas of virtue rippled in those days, if he repented and returned, perhaps God would forgive him with His mercy that preceded the worlds.

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