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| 293 | - | A meadow of fire and vegetation, and the image of the jinn rose as an isthmus between two things |
| 294 | - | Between an anthropomorphic soul with a place in the bottom and a soul without a place |
| 295 | - | The one who is capable of being embodied *** seeks sustenance for nourishment without hope |
| 296 | - | And the one who met the angels there*** accepted the heart by taking shape in the eyes |
| 297 | - | That is why he obeys at times and disobeys, and his opponents are punished with two fires |
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| From the poems of Sheikh Al-Akbar Muhyiddin Ibn Al-Arabi in the Meccan Revelations | ||||
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