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By God, by relating yourself to the statement, you have wept over its letters, words, facts, and meanings, and that you rejoice, laugh, play, and be among the mockers. Then God will take you with oppression from Him and power from Him, and He is the most severe of the avengers. Didn't you think about yourself with which argument did you believe in myself and with what proof did you attribute yourself to myself? If I disavow you and everyone in the heavens and the earth is disavowed, and my soul is a witness to what I say. He who was sent among you, did he not appear with my signs, my appearance, my authority, my pride, my argument, my proof, and my evidence? Why did you disbelieve in him and declare yourself? Not in my soul, the All-Knowing, the All-Aware, that you did not believe in Myself, nor in My signs, nor in what was revealed in eternity of eternity of the might of God, the King, the Powerful, the Most High, the All-Knowing.
Then be fair, O you who are heedless, then save yourself in an hour. God is your Lord and Lord of the worlds. He who always recites to you the verses of God, if you do not believe in him, do not object to him. Fear God! He has overlooked your faith and the faith of those like you, if you were of the poets. All things in the hands of God have been ashamed of the relationship that was between you and them, because everything ends up under the shadow of his name “Al-Sana’”. The same was the case if you [201] were among the poets. Then the things disavow your attribution to them and seek refuge in Allah from yourself, O you who by your actions burned the livers of the prophets and messengers.

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Then be fair, O you who are heedless, then save yourself in an hour. God is your Lord and Lord of the worlds. He who always recites to you the verses of God, if you do not believe in him, do not object to him. Fear God! He has overlooked your faith and the faith of those like you, if you were of the poets. All things in the hands of God have been ashamed of the relationship that was between you and them, because everything ends up under the shadow of his name “Al-Sana’”. The same was the case if you [201] were among the poets. Then the things disavow your attribution to them and seek refuge in Allah from yourself, O you who by your actions burned the livers of the prophets and messengers.

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