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| 535 | - | If you are willing to obey, then do not cover it with the garment of the term |
| 536 | - | And be like the fools in their situation *** with time they will run like the wise ones |
| 537 | - | And what has come from the harvested ear *** And do not be patient until it meets |
| 538 | - | The outcome of livelihood has been prepared so that something that does not happen will happen |
| 539 | - | And do not cry over what is lost, it will destroy what is in the immediate future |
| 540 | - | And I will not pay attention to its ruling *** nor the Seen and I will leave with the departed |
| 541 | - | Perhaps if you are determined and die, you will achieve success |
| 542 | - | And say to the one who was still *** that I fumbled in the snare of the pregnant woman |
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| From the poems of Sheikh Al-Akbar Muhyiddin Ibn Al-Arabi in the Meccan Revelations | ||||
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