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Hear the mention of this mortal and the matter on the self-doubt! No one has understood God's words and will never understand them. Because the key to its doors is in the hand of the Almighty, and until the end of the gift of divine knowledge, no one has been informed about it and will not be, but they have not found its custom and will not find it, just as until the end of the power of the emergence of the treasures of the sciences of the Fargans. No one could understand it.
Bego: Aye Bibser, the most beautiful and invincible data that descended from the truth that descended from its immorality. A verse of his chant is like the shaking of the sky of oneness descending, his saying - the glory of his pride and the glory of his glory -: O people, I have been sleeping in the house and silent about the remembrance, the breeze of God blew on me and revived me with truth and spoke to me with His praise and made me a guide and a reminder to the worlds. And whenever I want to be silent, the Holy Spirit speaks to me with truth, the spirit of the Greatest shakes me, and the spirit of permanence stirs the pen of Al-Baha, if you are of the knowers.

Latest revision as of 04:27, 15 May 2023

Bego: Aye Bibser, the most beautiful and invincible data that descended from the truth that descended from its immorality. A verse of his chant is like the shaking of the sky of oneness descending, his saying - the glory of his pride and the glory of his glory -: O people, I have been sleeping in the house and silent about the remembrance, the breeze of God blew on me and revived me with truth and spoke to me with His praise and made me a guide and a reminder to the worlds. And whenever I want to be silent, the Holy Spirit speaks to me with truth, the spirit of the Greatest shakes me, and the spirit of permanence stirs the pen of Al-Baha, if you are of the knowers.