Kitab-i-Badi/English1

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Maktobat, which was based on some unverified narrations and untrue reports, reached this mortal slave. On the one hand, he opened the doors of service and on the other hand, he opened the doors of sorrow. But Sir, what a poem about health, and how sad it was to see that in the end, your polytheist soul was forbidden from the camel of Ahadiya and was deprived of the breaths of God's love. We ask God to spare you from them and turn you to the face of light. And when this servant noticed that what he had in his grave did not appear from his nature, but from the false words of the polytheist soul, which were mentioned before you, [2] therefore, purely for the sake of Allah and for the love of Lak, it became necessary that I have the above answer, which may be to May the power of the Lord of Lords lift the veil of greatness and the mornings of glory with the help of power and the separation of divisions, and ascend to the abode that is holy from remembrance, gestures, words and expressions, and cleanse the mornings of the greatness and the birds of the divine air from the birds of darkness.