The Meccan Revelations - the 3rd Bulaq Edition |
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Chapter: | On knowing secrets and realities of different abodes, and this chapter is like a summary of the chapters of this book; for each chapter we say: “from that…” but there are three or four more (titles). |
Page 331 - from Volume Four (Display Image)Testimony is not appointed, and there is no testimony except for the names whose rulings were formed from him and whose effects were manifested through him from him. If it were not for hunting, the gazelle would not be deterred *** and if it were not for the rusting, the deer would not be tormented And had it not been for the Shari ah, the restrictions would not have appeared *** and had it not been for Al-Fitr, the crescent would not have been expected And had it not been for hunger, his lips would not have withered *** and had it not been for fasting, there would be no prayer And had it not been for the universe, the sky would not have broken *** and had it not been for the eye, mountains would not have been crushed And had it not been so, I would not have manifested error *** I would not have known guidance or misguidance Nor was bliss in everything *** nor the rule of majesty nor beauty I see a person with iron eyesight *** who has the command to be obeyed in the fight And the last thing that has sight and shoots *** and has no bow or arrows Glory be to the All-Knowing of every matter *** He has the knowledge that surrounds Him is majesty If you look at it with the title of a people *** without eyelids, it seems to them perfection Vokata only sees the souls of *** separated and their purpose is connection [ The secret of the one who is given to gain, he strives for himself, and when he is given a wealth, he strives. ]And from that the secret of the one who was given to win, for himself he strived, and when he was given a container, it was from the seventeenth chapter If you are a field *** then hurry in it if they are I am not his negation *** that is why I was called a human being When knowledge was passed on to him by his words, until we know, the knower was silent when he heard that and did not speak. And he said the same as what the Dhahiri said, God knows best, so the God knows, and the updated one is salaam, so praise God who taught you what you did not know, and God s grace over you was great. He embraces Islam, so if the giver is the eye of the taker, he is honored for himself. These are the rituals of God, from their greatness to greatness and greatness, and whoever absorbs them is absorbed by the people of determination and the people of generosity and generosity. They clarify the ambiguous and open what is stamped on it and seal it, so the drugs of the unseen and injustice with folds of gloom and blame will be taken by them on the path of nations so that other nations may see what Muhammad bin Abdullah, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, was singled out by him for a nation who was bestowed with the collections of words and the arts of ruling. The author of the laws and the uplifter of them in spirit, soul, intellect and sense, he wrote all of that in the Preserved Tablet, the Pen [ The secret of devotion in Tahajjud ]And from that is the secret of devotion in the Tahajjud from Chapter 18: If the morning has two eyes, and we were among those whom God Almighty killed two, and sometimes two, what we confessed of our sins appeared in our absence. Guidance and guidance in burning the usual literature, so we sat right in the seat of honesty by describing the one who is in charge of every soul for what it has earned, and the world for what it has earned. Your description, not mine, was pink *** So your glory in the tahajjud is the eye of my glory Your covenant if you take a covenant *** and fulfill it and fulfill my covenant to me I promised as I promised and you said about me *** that I am true to all my promises And you are the truthful, truthful, who *** has always been in his grandfather's lofty usefulness It works, I know the loftiness of my grandfather *** for the one who praises God with the eyes of Hamdi |
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This is the book of the Meccan Revelations, by the Greatest Master Muhyiddin Ibn al-Arabi The pagination is in agreement with the Cairo edition (Dar al-Kutub al-Arabiya al-Kubra) - al-Maymaniya - known as the Standard Edition. Subtitles have been added within square brackets. |