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I only liked what was said

And he put his leg in the quagmire of death *** and said to her without your crammed soles

This is how the man is, otherwise he is not claimed to be a man, and while I was bound by this aspect of this copy, the truth addressed me in my secret. Whoever took me as an agent has entrusted me and whoever befriended me has my claim and to establish the account in what he entrusted me with, so the matter was reversed and the ranks changed. Gratitude is gratitude and determination rises to his request, for the fulfilled servant does not deprive him of this rank from his knowledge of his destiny. God does not take a representative except for those whose strength and faculties the truth is, as it is impossible to change the facts. The servant is a servant, and the Lord is God, and the truth is true, and creation is a creation. It is used to whom it appeared, but it is agreed upon whom this place is, as it was agreed upon us in a council that we attended in the year five and eighty-six, and a philosopher attended with us who denies the prophecy on the limit established by Muslims and denies what the prophets brought about the violation of customs and that facts do not change and it was cold and winter time And we have in our hands a great manger that ignites a fire, so the denier said that the common people say that Abraham, peace be upon him, was thrown into the fire, so it did not burn him, and the fire is by its nature burning particles, but the fire mentioned in the Qur an in the story of Ibrahim Al-Khalil is a Nimrod was angry at him, for it was the fire of anger, and that he was thrown into it, because the anger was upon him, and it did not burn him, meaning that the wrath of the mighty did not affect him, because of the evidence that appeared on him by the evidence that he mentioned about the fading of lights, and that if they were gods, he would not have escaped. He finished his saying, some of those present said to him, who had this place and you were not, if I show you that I believe what God Almighty said in the fire that it did not burn Abraham and that God made it on him as he said, coolness and peace, and I will stand for you in this place the place of Abraham, peace be upon him, in defending him. This is an honor for me. The denier said, This is not to be. He said to him, Is this not the burning fire? He said, Yes. He said, You see it in yourself. Then he threw the fire that was in the manacle into the stone of evil, and it remained on his clothes for a while; He said to him, Also, bring your hand close to it. So he brought his hand close to it and burned it. He said to him, This is how the matter was, and she is commanded to burn by order and leave burning as well. And God Almighty does what He wills. So he surrendered that evil and confessed. Such a thing appears on the one who abandons dignity, for he establishes it in his time on behalf of the Messenger, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, in the miracle and the verse. for his charity, so he brought it to The nation of evidence for the truthfulness of the legislator and the religion, not against himself, that he is a guardian of God by breaking this habit. This is the meaning of leaving the dignity and having men and they are blameworthy in particular.

( Chapter one hundred and eighty-six on knowing where to break customs )

Breach of returns divided sections *** brought by intellectual consideration limited

Some of them are specific to the truth existing *** like miracles on transmission are limited

And the rest of the divisions are possible *** and there is no way for knowledge to specify it

And all of them are in the Book of God as evidence *** So stand on it and you will find it written in it

Good tidings, magic and deception or its sign *** and all of them are mentioned in the Book of God

So these are its five divisions, which are limited to *** for the onlookers, and the universes are well-known

[ That breaking the customs in many ways ]

Know that the place for breaking habits is in many ways, including those related to psychological forces, for the bodies of the world are moved by psychological determination, thus God Almighty made the matter in them. It is uttered by her memory, and that so-called act usually appears in the eye of the beholder, not in the same matter, and it may be in the same matter to the extent of the power of that name, and all of these are under the power of the creature by making God and then breach customs that are specific to the divine grace in which the servant has no work or power, but God reveals it It is on him or appears from him by the command of God and informing him, and it is on the ranks of what is called a miracle, and it has conditions and a special, well-known attribute, and among them is what is called a verse.


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