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Probably from Hamir, who carried many volumes, but not a single word from that poet, as this proverb is mentioned in the previous books and explicitly revealed in the Mobin book. And Allah Almighty, there is no god but Him, the volumes that you say are good to be erased by water, or to be returned to the beginning because the womb should not be a grave for words [268]. These servants have seen many of those volumes. I wish you would break my illusion and look at his fake words with your insight. God laughs at and with us at noon. He is all wise and wise. | |||
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Probably from Hamir, who carried many volumes, but not a single word from that poet, as this proverb is mentioned in the previous books and explicitly revealed in the Mobin book. And Allah Almighty, there is no god but Him, the volumes that you say are good to be erased by water, or to be returned to the beginning because the womb should not be a grave for words [268]. These servants have seen many of those volumes. I wish you would break my illusion and look at his fake words with your insight. God laughs at and with us at noon. He is all wise and wise.