You will benefit from the infallibility of whoever makes his kingdom a servant of his religion, all authority will be obeyed, and whoever makes his religion a servant of his kingdom, every human being will covet it. Whoever follows the path of guidance, attains what is desired, whoever is committed to well-being will be safe, and whoever accepts advice will be rewarded by a heart affected by an honest and influential person. Ahmad ibn Masoud ibn Shaddad Al-Muqri told us. Al-Mawsili in Mosul in the year six hundred and one, and he was trustworthy. He said: Abu Jaafar bin Al-Qas told us: Yusuf ibn Abi al-Qasim al-Diyar Bakri told us: Jamal al-Islam Abu al-Hasan Ali bin Ahmad al-Qurashi al-Hikari told us: Abu al-Hasan al-Karkhi told us: Abu al-Abbas Ahmad bin Muhammad bin al-Fadl al-Nahawandi told us: I heard my sheikh Jaafar bin Muhammad. Al-Khalidi says: I was with Al-Junaid, may God have mercy on him, on the road to Hijaz until we reached Mount Tur Sinai, so Al-Junaid ascended him

I heard Muhammad bin Qasim bin Abd al-Rahman bin Abd al-Karim al-Tamimi al-Fasi in the city of Fez al-Adl, I think, in the year five hundred and ninety-four, saying: Four kings spoke four words as if they were shot from a single bow. Khosrau said, “I am in a position to reject what I did not.” He is less powerful than me to respond to what I said. The King of India said, “If I speak a word, you will own it, even if I own it.” And Caesar, the King of the Romans, said, “I do not regret what I did not say, and I regret what I said.” And the King of China said, “The consequence of what was said is worse than regret for abandoning what I said.” Some poets said.

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