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Take your reins, you mockers of God and His beloved, His pure, and His servants! And this Hussein says at that time: God has made this prison a pleasant land for myself, and at that time I will be ready for the swords of judgment and longing for the arrows of calamity, and I will not fear anyone, nor will I flee from a soul, nor will I cover my face, and that he was shining between the heavens and the earth . And I say: Oh teeth, bring your teeth! And O Khawli, bring your spear! And O shimmer, hasten with your dagger! And I spent myself, my soul, and myself in the cause of God, the Dominant, the Mighty, the Subsisting. Every day, waiting for the testimony of his will and his will.
From now on, it is very visible, and what remains is very clear. And its founder was none other than those who slandered him among the servants, and you are one of them, and God’s knowledge of what you did was encompassing. And at that time he will say: O full of eloquence, this is my head that was naked between the heavens and the earth and was waiting for your swords, so strike it as you wish and do not be of those who stop! And this is my chest longing for the arrows of hatred, so strike it as you wish, O chiefs of slanderers! And this is my throat longing for your dagger, cut it off because we spent it in the cause of My beloved and the beloved of the worlds! We thank him for all of this and praise him, and it is a spiritual intention and what appears and appears from him would have been my intention if you were among the poets.

Latest revision as of 21:39, 16 May 2023

From now on, it is very visible, and what remains is very clear. And its founder was none other than those who slandered him among the servants, and you are one of them, and God’s knowledge of what you did was encompassing. And at that time he will say: O full of eloquence, this is my head that was naked between the heavens and the earth and was waiting for your swords, so strike it as you wish and do not be of those who stop! And this is my chest longing for the arrows of hatred, so strike it as you wish, O chiefs of slanderers! And this is my throat longing for your dagger, cut it off because we spent it in the cause of My beloved and the beloved of the worlds! We thank him for all of this and praise him, and it is a spiritual intention and what appears and appears from him would have been my intention if you were among the poets.

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