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There is no similarity between the blind and the sighted, and the deaf with the hearing. In this verse, the meanings are endless hidden, but until the thirsty Selesbil doesn't find the meanings, the bartender should not pour the remaining spiritual cup. And look at how the state of the guilty and the guilty has been revealed in the divine book and the meaning of the blessed verse has been revealed, and those criminals were and will be among the people of the statement. And whatever harm comes to Jamal Rahman, it will come from the people of Bayan, if it did not come to the point of Bayan, except from the people of Furqan. But for God's sake, there is no god but Him who has befallen this naive step in all time, what has not befallen anyone else. And if they were people of insight, the same blessed verse would have sufficed for all things, and also for all things in the heavens and the earth.
I recite all the verses of Manzilah ending with these words of the Most High, the Most High, which have been sent down from the sky of glory, the first point, whose holy scents may perfume the messengers of the Most Merciful Shrine and the lovers of the Sublime Glory. Even though the likes of those souls don't get their breaths, it is mentioned as an observer to the souls of the longing. I swear to Malik Afaq that every ear that listens will gain the life of innovation and will be cut off from listening to our words to God, and every heart that understands will certainly become the source of God's infinite knowledge. And it is not possible to mention it, and it has not appeared from the realm of language until now.

Latest revision as of 16:04, 16 May 2023

I recite all the verses of Manzilah ending with these words of the Most High, the Most High, which have been sent down from the sky of glory, the first point, whose holy scents may perfume the messengers of the Most Merciful Shrine and the lovers of the Sublime Glory. Even though the likes of those souls don't get their breaths, it is mentioned as an observer to the souls of the longing. I swear to Malik Afaq that every ear that listens will gain the life of innovation and will be cut off from listening to our words to God, and every heart that understands will certainly become the source of God's infinite knowledge. And it is not possible to mention it, and it has not appeared from the realm of language until now.

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