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Ah, oh my beloved, ah, oh my purpose, ah, oh my hope, ah, oh my hope, ah, ah, how can I raise my head before the pen of Ali whom you have made the shining of your revelation and the source of your inspiration? How can I look at the pen that is attributed to Muhammad, your messenger, and in it is the number of the secrets of your judgment and the books of the tablets of your command? By your might, O my beloved, I am about to return to nothingness because of my shame and what happened to me in my days. May I be able to witness the pen of what you sent down to the soul of the decrees of your command and the secrets of your laws and decrees, and what appeared from it that proved your exaltation of yourself from proverbs and your sanctification of ghosts? Or do I hear the creak of the pen of the Kaleem with which He wrote your judgments, your wisdom, the essences of your unification, and the traces of your uniqueness?
And any cash that has a matter, from where are my souls, as it is rejected by God, it is mentioned with affection. You have made delusion for yourself a lord instead of God, and you do not feel what you say. But God is witnessing what you have committed in the vain life, so He will take you by force from Himself, and He is the most severe of the avengers. Nevertheless, there are souls who abandon it, or make a statement that has been tainted by it, and my soul, like a statement that has an appearance or an apparent intensity, or a person who abandons its shamelessness. By God, you spoke to us in deceitful desires, and you took my pleasure, except in delusion and arrogance,[258] and you think of yourself that you are of the rightly guided.

Latest revision as of 16:20, 16 May 2023

And any cash that has a matter, from where are my souls, as it is rejected by God, it is mentioned with affection. You have made delusion for yourself a lord instead of God, and you do not feel what you say. But God is witnessing what you have committed in the vain life, so He will take you by force from Himself, and He is the most severe of the avengers. Nevertheless, there are souls who abandon it, or make a statement that has been tainted by it, and my soul, like a statement that has an appearance or an apparent intensity, or a person who abandons its shamelessness. By God, you spoke to us in deceitful desires, and you took my pleasure, except in delusion and arrogance,[258] and you think of yourself that you are of the rightly guided.

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