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| 19 | - | When he reached the beautiful Kaaba *** my body and attained the rank of trustees |
| 20 | - | He walked and circumambulated, and then at his place, he prayed and was confirmed as freed |
| 21 | - | Whoever says this action is obligatory and obligatory *** that hopeful person is the seal of the news |
| 22 | - | The honorable people saw her and Adam *** my heart, so he was among their companions |
| 23 | - | Adam had a pious and obedient son, who had a large estate and was the most generous |
| 24 | - | And everyone in the Holy House was wandering around *** and he disappeared in the black suit |
| 25 | - | He loosens his coat to show you the pride of pride in that swagger |
| 26 | - | And my father, in honor of the honorable public, is a presenter *** he walks with the weakest gait of the times |
| 27 | - | And the servant is in the hands of his father, hammered *** as the writer and Gabriel did in the synoptics |
| 28 | - | He performs milestones and rituals as a service to my father so that he can pass them on to the children |
| 29 | - | I was astonished at how they all said, “Because of our father’s corruption and bloodshed'” |
| 30 | - | Because he was covering them with the darkness of clay, from what he contained of the sound of the names |
| 31 | - | He appeared with a light in which there was no one else, but they were among the martyrs in it |
| 32 | - | If our father was a gathering place for both saints and enemies |
| 33 | - | He saw Al-Muwayhah and Al-Nuwairah coming, unwillingly, without desire and without purity |
| 34 | - | In the same way that his opponents did, they judged him harshly and obscenely |
| 35 | - | And he came and said, “I am the one who praises you and who *** continues to praise you morning and evening'” |
| 36 | - | And I am the Holy One who has the light of your majesty' They treated my father with utmost cruelty |
| 37 | - | When they saw the left side and did not see the right side of the white fist |
| 38 | - | They saw their souls as humble slaves*** and they saw him as a usurer seeking to take possession |
| 39 | - | In fact, the names of the beloved were collected for him on the Night of the Night Journey |
| 40 | - | They saw the cursed one quarreling with his soldiers, and they looked at him with hatred |
| 41 | - | And in the same manner as our father, he is a hypocrite in himself *** the luck of the disobedient and the lusts of Eve |
| 42 | - | They knew that war was inevitably a reality without hesitation or pride |
| 43 | - | That is why they did not say what they said*** so excuse them, for they are among the righteous |
| 44 | - | They broke their fast on the general goodness of a mountain *** They do not know the locations of the Shihana |
| 45 | - | And when did I see my father while they were in a meeting? The imam was the imam and they were among the servants |
| 46 | - | He repeated their saying against them, “Our Lord is fair” and sent them down to the enemies |
| 47 | - | Hostility to the noble community is a punishment for their dissent from the beginning of the fathers |
| 48 | - | Or what you see on the day of Badr, their war *** while our Prophet was in grace and prosperity |
| 49 | - | In his throne, he flattered and prayed to his God to support the weak |
| 50 | - | When he saw all these facts, my heart was free from desires |
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| From the poems of Sheikh Al-Akbar Muhyiddin Ibn Al-Arabi in the Meccan Revelations | ||||
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