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For the life of the one who appeared with the truth, that he did not intend in the statement except my soul, and he did not breathe except by my remembrance, and he did not value every good except for my beauty. Had it not been for my remembrance, the statement would not have been sent down, and Jamal al-Rahman would not have spoken a word between you, because for those of you, only your words are necessary if you understand. I revealed the statement to myself and at that time I read it every time. And what was revealed at that time is the explanation, if you only knew. What was revealed at that time to be a witness to what was revealed before, and what was revealed from Him to be evidence of what was revealed at that time from the pen of God, the Almighty [206], the Mighty and the Beloved. O people, I am himself and he is myself. And he has sacrificed himself for me, and I have taken my soul and my soul in my hands to spend them in His cause, then in His love and pleasure. And all the atoms bear witness to that, if you would listen. Fear God and do not separate between me and Him, even if God made this beyond your ability. If everyone in the heavens and the earth were to come together to separate us, they would not be able and they would not be able.
And that at that time he was sitting on the right of his throne, and his fingers were between his fangs, and he was looking at you thinking about what appeared from you, O chiefs of the polytheists! And he clamors and weeps over what has been reported to me and what has been received from you afterward. And then he tells me what is hidden in your chests and weeps, and with his weeping the people of the Most High mourn, but you do not know and do not feel.

Latest revision as of 06:53, 16 May 2023

And that at that time he was sitting on the right of his throne, and his fingers were between his fangs, and he was looking at you thinking about what appeared from you, O chiefs of the polytheists! And he clamors and weeps over what has been reported to me and what has been received from you afterward. And then he tells me what is hidden in your chests and weeps, and with his weeping the people of the Most High mourn, but you do not know and do not feel.

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