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Poem No.: 1456

How I wished I had written well and done good deeds publicly so that it would be said

From the Meccan Revelations, part fourth Page 536

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How I wished I had written well and done good deeds publicly so that it would be said

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If one day you comfort a beggar, ask for thanks for it so that it may be said

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And if one day you fight an infidel, ask for remembrance over him so that it may be said

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And if I fasted one day, I would complain of hunger in the evening so that it would be said

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And when I prayed and people were with me, he came to me during my prayer to be told

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In my privacy, I poke at her where I am not afraid of what will be said about her

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Myworkisawonderandamiracle'

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Whatstumblestherearethatcannotbesaid
 
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So abandon me and expel me from you' My burdens and burdens are heavy

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YouaskGodAlmightyforrepentance

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SincerehonestyisforHim,notforwhatissaid
 
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