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And how similar is this mention and praise of the first point to the story that is mentioned by Shaykh Ahmad Marfu' (peace be upon him). As they had said to Haji Muhammad Ismail, a resident of the land of Sa'd, during a trip to Hajj[229]: "Give my greetings to Hazrat Bab!" And they had mentioned the Holy Prophet by the name of Mubarak, and the Sheikh's intention was nothing but to guide that soul and soul. After the words of Hazrat Shaykh, that person was puzzled as to who was meant and for what purpose this kind word appeared from the blessed tongue, until he returned from the Hajj journey and a few years passed and Hazrat Aala entered the land of Sad and their memory is visible. A high mountain where a person was found and claimed to be a prophet. At that time, that person was warned about what the sheikh meant.
But the proverbs of Shamma, where are the clear data of a bright, luminous scent, alert, intense, and intense. His saying - Glory be to Him -: You are standing in front of a group in which the point appears, do not advance, for they were believers. Say: Those are the best of those on earth. And if God knew better than them in faith, He would have shown it among them. You are to his father and his mother and what was with him and whoever believes in him from among his first kinsmen from God you will be greeted. That you do good with every breath that you may realize this before it appears, and after that you will realize and know. It is upon you, O Baha’u’llah, that your relatives should remember God and praise all things at all times, before and after[230] and after.

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But the proverbs of Shamma, where are the clear data of a bright, luminous scent, alert, intense, and intense. His saying - Glory be to Him -: You are standing in front of a group in which the point appears, do not advance, for they were believers. Say: Those are the best of those on earth. And if God knew better than them in faith, He would have shown it among them. You are to his father and his mother and what was with him and whoever believes in him from among his first kinsmen from God you will be greeted. That you do good with every breath that you may realize this before it appears, and after that you will realize and know. It is upon you, O Baha’u’llah, that your relatives should remember God and praise all things at all times, before and after[230] and after.

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