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And it's too soon for what the news has said to happen, because symptoms and protests alone have not and will not be enough. Jamal Gadham says: O Asm of Existence, I will mention a song from the songs of Varga Zahoor before me, that you may understand the sentence, and if you do not understand, let them listen to the truths of everything and do not break the veil of modesty and do not throw away the dignity of politeness. . And that is that in the words of Hayy and Waheed Akbar - upon them Bahá'í - he says, when they have asked about this appearance of the Holy One, Qulah - takbir kabriyaeh -: Faaldzi tfard balaz wa jalal wa zaar al-hazaza la min shie bal-likel. It is shameful for al-Iqin to believe in him or to prostrate to him, and it is shameful for al-Dalil to testify against him for others. Teri Laarafank or Ali doneh tashahhud to be against him.
Say: It is he who boasts of the names of a servant of his servants if they are attributed to him or he is called by them. Say: By God, I am most high in the kingdom of survival, and Muhammad is in the might of the names, then Al-Ruh is in the cities of survival, then Al-Hussein is in this great appearance. And we have other names in the kingdoms of antiquity, which no one knew except God, the One, the All-Knowing, the All-Aware. Die in your wrath, O heedless one! The honor that was destined for the names was because they were attributed to myself, the Mighty, the All-Knowing. And no name rose in the kingdom [215] except by directing it to the two parts of the Holy, Exalted, Mighty and Immeasurable. For my soul, every good name refers to my self, and every wonderful mention ends to my beauty, if you are of those who are certain.

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Say: It is he who boasts of the names of a servant of his servants if they are attributed to him or he is called by them. Say: By God, I am most high in the kingdom of survival, and Muhammad is in the might of the names, then Al-Ruh is in the cities of survival, then Al-Hussein is in this great appearance. And we have other names in the kingdoms of antiquity, which no one knew except God, the One, the All-Knowing, the All-Aware. Die in your wrath, O heedless one! The honor that was destined for the names was because they were attributed to myself, the Mighty, the All-Knowing. And no name rose in the kingdom [215] except by directing it to the two parts of the Holy, Exalted, Mighty and Immeasurable. For my soul, every good name refers to my self, and every wonderful mention ends to my beauty, if you are of those who are certain.