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In all the statements, he forbade me and the others from arguing and protesting with each other. If you want to argue with each other about reasons and proofs, mention your reasons and proofs with complete politeness and modesty, and you have a mark, so that the reason for protesting is that the essence of the glory and the sun of meanings in the days of emergence [203] and the illumination of sadness will enter. As the saying of Qalah - Jal al-Kabriyaeh - says: And when we love to argue with proofs and proofs, you write your proofs on the basis of modesty. We are sad, the manifestation of his soul, and you don't look away and don't remember.
And I wish you knew the truth like one of the souls of the people of the earth, because you did not have the courage to speak with those souls and do not have the courage. By Allah, if you listen to the breath of modesty, it will absolve you, and the act of politeness will seek refuge in Allah from your actions. Courtesy is one of the characteristics of human beings and it is more important to him than his knowledge [204], and any soul that has not acquired it, of course, its absence prevails over its existence. And you used to do things that every decent person is ashamed to mention in a place where the principle of politeness was created for that place. How to break the veil of my decency and modesty, O people of transgressors!

Latest revision as of 07:51, 16 May 2023

And I wish you knew the truth like one of the souls of the people of the earth, because you did not have the courage to speak with those souls and do not have the courage. By Allah, if you listen to the breath of modesty, it will absolve you, and the act of politeness will seek refuge in Allah from your actions. Courtesy is one of the characteristics of human beings and it is more important to him than his knowledge [204], and any soul that has not acquired it, of course, its absence prevails over its existence. And you used to do things that every decent person is ashamed to mention in a place where the principle of politeness was created for that place. How to break the veil of my decency and modesty, O people of transgressors!

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