The Meccan Revelations: Page 360 from Volume Two

The lover was described as not being able to differentiate between connecting and abandoning his preoccupation with what he has of his beloved.

He is always witnessed, or he is as the speaker said.

The night, if you arrive, is like the night, if you leave *** I complain about the length, I do not complain about the shortness

In both cases, he is the one complaining, and the condition does not change in him, he is in constant torment, and as for us, according to the first doctrine, we have nothing to do except with him, for he is our witness, we do not know Other than Him, we do not bear witness to anyone other than Him, and we have that in that.

My business is with her, and I arrive at night, and if I leave ***, I do not care if the night is long or short.

The lover of God, the divine word is one. God Almighty said, “And Our command is only one, like the bli