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Poem No.: 107

Knowledge of how is unknown and known, but it is marked by the existence of truth

From the Meccan Revelations, part first Page 193

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Knowledge of how is unknown and known, but it is marked by the existence of truth

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The apparent universe is conditioning, and its interior is knowledge that is referred to, so it is hidden

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Whoever wonders that ignorance is one of the two characteristics of what we have is known in the investigation

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Howcansomeonewhoisunabletorealizeit

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andhowcanInotknowitwhenignoranceisnon-existent?
 
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I am confused about him and my affairs, and I am no one else, for creation is unjust and oppressed

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If you say, “Indeed,” he says, “I am from Him,” or you say, “Indeed is understood'”

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Praise be to God, I do not seek any substitute for it, but rather the provision is divided according to estimation

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