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Where is my summary of the story of a spirit like a strong male, and then this spirit addresses you and says: “Come, come, O full of deniers, with your swords, your spears, and your arrows! [299] But you do not perceive. What is the meaning of Kawthar? Ah, about what you slandered against the prophets of God, and wronged his appearances, the risings of his revelation, the easts of his inspiration, the repositories of his knowledge, and the storehouses of his wisdom. And this is the act of committing a crime that is not a sinful act, but it is an act of guidance to correct it. Likewise, you begged yourself to do something and made you one of the aggressors. Is he who was hidden under the mask like he who sacrificed his soul for the sake of God?
I swear by the same manifestations of the glory of sanctification that if there was love in you in general, if all your pillars were cut into pieces with fine threads, such rakish words would not have flowed from the tongue of the captive of your crown. Murshidt also said a lot of these words and the same Sayyid Muhammad mocked him. Praise be to the beloved who has deprived the likes of the existence of the mysticism of its manifestations and forbidden the sweetness of love. Didn't you hear that the seal of the prophet - our soul, except sacrifice - during twenty years, his blessed life was in the hands of the enemy, and there was no hope for the morning in any night, and no hope for the night in any morning? God always waits and hopes that he will sacrifice his life on the path of his friend and hasten to the supreme companion [301].

Latest revision as of 16:47, 16 May 2023

I swear by the same manifestations of the glory of sanctification that if there was love in you in general, if all your pillars were cut into pieces with fine threads, such rakish words would not have flowed from the tongue of the captive of your crown. Murshidt also said a lot of these words and the same Sayyid Muhammad mocked him. Praise be to the beloved who has deprived the likes of the existence of the mysticism of its manifestations and forbidden the sweetness of love. Didn't you hear that the seal of the prophet - our soul, except sacrifice - during twenty years, his blessed life was in the hands of the enemy, and there was no hope for the morning in any night, and no hope for the night in any morning? God always waits and hopes that he will sacrifice his life on the path of his friend and hasten to the supreme companion [301].

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