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I ask you to be fair, if one soul has a piece of ruby and another has a hundred thousand pebbles, which one do you consider rich and needless? If a hundred thousand books appear that have not given fruit and will not give any fruit except to confirm the appearance, because the words that constitute suspicion, love and remembrance of God are the equivalent of a blessing, if that suspicion is deprived of a blessing, the instrument will be disabled. His words are good when the breath of God's love is inhaling from him, and after the lack of this rank, the words of the people of the earth are considered as adani. Be afraid of Allah and don't confront him with anyone from worship and don't mention others in the holy square. Fahraq al-Ahjab, then praise the Lord among the worlds.
The state of your observation, the greatness of his order, the extent of his strength, his greatness, his despicableness, and the words and words of polytheists in his rank and position. A bright sun with it, where are the veils of Mahjoub Namand, and the same appearance of Alaish, where are the words of Nyalid. He has been sanctified by you and by your words, and he himself is God's argument among his creatures. Those on earth should follow what appears from Him, not what they have. And this is the truth, and there is nothing after the truth except error, if you are of the knowers.

Latest revision as of 15:26, 16 May 2023

The state of your observation, the greatness of his order, the extent of his strength, his greatness, his despicableness, and the words and words of polytheists in his rank and position. A bright sun with it, where are the veils of Mahjoub Namand, and the same appearance of Alaish, where are the words of Nyalid. He has been sanctified by you and by your words, and he himself is God's argument among his creatures. Those on earth should follow what appears from Him, not what they have. And this is the truth, and there is nothing after the truth except error, if you are of the knowers.

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