
The Meccan Revelations Poems
Poem No.: 98
God has a wisdom that He has hidden in my presence, so no eye can see it
From the Meccan Revelations, part first Page 180
1 | God has a wisdom that He has hidden in my presence, so no eye can see it | |||
2 | He created the body as a house of amusement and solace, so He built it and transformed it into existence | |||
3 | Then, when she was straightened and upright, a spirit came from him and revived her | |||
4 | Then, when he achieved the truth in knowledge, his love and submission to her desires | |||
5 | He said to death, “Take my servants to you'” So he called him to him as he had vacated it | |||
6 | It appeared to him and he said, “My God, where can I forget?” He said, “Don’t forget it'” | |||
7 | How can I forget a house that made its powers like yours, for it is incomparable |
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From the poems of Sheikh Al-Akbar Muhyiddin Ibn Al-Arabi in the Meccan Revelations |
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