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Ah, oh my beloved, ah, oh my purpose, ah, oh my hope, ah, oh my hope, ah, ah, how can I raise my head before the pen of Ali whom you have made the shining of your revelation and the source of your inspiration? How can I look at the pen that is attributed to Muhammad, your messenger, and in it is the number of the secrets of your judgment and the books of the tablets of your command? By your might, O my beloved, I am about to return to nothingness because of my shame and what happened to me in my days. May I be able to witness the pen of what you sent down to the soul of the decrees of your command and the secrets of your laws and decrees, and what appeared from it that proved your exaltation of yourself from proverbs and your sanctification of ghosts? Or do I hear the creak of the pen of the Kaleem with which He wrote your judgments, your wisdom, the essences of your unification, and the traces of your uniqueness?
Although this slave has every mentioned matter, he later finds himself regretful, but it is not known that the heat of God's love is established in those hearts. If, during the emergence of Setin's statements, the point of expression [251] - our soul is different from sacrifice - which was taken before every soul in complete disregard, he would take it with one hand and consider it for ten minutes or less, and he would say: "These words are falsifications." " And if they were fair in the sentence, they would not exchange a word of it with all of me in the heavens and the earth. Hear from this slave, purify his heart and hearing from all that he has heard and understood, and then look at the verses of the previous level, which were revealed to the prophets and messengers, and look at these verses of Ibada'a, and judge yourself! And of course, if you follow what has been mentioned, you will gain the truth and be freed from the obsessions of the devils.

Latest revision as of 16:16, 16 May 2023

Although this slave has every mentioned matter, he later finds himself regretful, but it is not known that the heat of God's love is established in those hearts. If, during the emergence of Setin's statements, the point of expression [251] - our soul is different from sacrifice - which was taken before every soul in complete disregard, he would take it with one hand and consider it for ten minutes or less, and he would say: "These words are falsifications." " And if they were fair in the sentence, they would not exchange a word of it with all of me in the heavens and the earth. Hear from this slave, purify his heart and hearing from all that he has heard and understood, and then look at the verses of the previous level, which were revealed to the prophets and messengers, and look at these verses of Ibada'a, and judge yourself! And of course, if you follow what has been mentioned, you will gain the truth and be freed from the obsessions of the devils.

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