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And from all these past affairs, in this advent, until now, no worldly reasons have been provided for you or anyone else to protest. At all times, stand tall in calamity and severity [321] if you are among the righteous. And the fact that, by inducing it, Maalqi wrote that Jamal Ahadiya was hanging out with Ajamar and mobsters and was engaged in dirty talk, it is a lie of the next words of the previous words. You write that they have been with mystics for twenty years, and then you write with Ajamer and mobs. Die, you who are ignorant, you are the one who was mentioned in the Book of the Predestined by the Exalted: (Like a dog, if you bear it when it breathes or let it breathe). Yes, and Allah, if they did not associate with Ajamer, of course they would not associate with Seyyed Muhammad and his mentor. There have been thugs and mobs like these people, and what kind of people were there other than those thugs and thugs?
And I was with them that night, addressing them, and they addressed me until dawn approached, and I raised my head from sleep, and I was thinking to myself: What is the calamity that no one witnessed in creation, and I did not tell it to anyone until one of the scholars of Iraq, who was named Abd al-Salam, attended on his face. Effendi. When he came, we met him and told him and told him what God had shown me in a dream, and it was sadness on the face with great sadness. That was the case, but people are in apparent heedlessness.

Latest revision as of 21:50, 16 May 2023

And I was with them that night, addressing them, and they addressed me until dawn approached, and I raised my head from sleep, and I was thinking to myself: What is the calamity that no one witnessed in creation, and I did not tell it to anyone until one of the scholars of Iraq, who was named Abd al-Salam, attended on his face. Effendi. When he came, we met him and told him and told him what God had shown me in a dream, and it was sadness on the face with great sadness. That was the case, but people are in apparent heedlessness.

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