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1148-1157

  • The swift motion produced by the action of God presents this length of duration (Time) as (a phenomenon arising) from the rapidity of Divine action.
  • Even if the seeker of this mystery is an exceedingly learned man, (say to him), “Lo, Husámu’ddín, who is a sublime book (where you will find the mystery revealed).”
  • The hare's coming to the lion and the lion's anger with him.
  • The lion, incensed and wrathful and frantic, saw the hare coming from afar, 1150
  • Running undismayed and confidently, looking angry and fierce and fell and sour,
  • For by coming humbly (he thought) suspicion would be (excited), while by boldness every cause of doubt would be removed.
  • When he came further on, near to the “shoe-row,” the lion shouted—“Ha, villain!
  • I who have torn elephants limb from limb, I who have rubbed the ear of (chastised and vanquished) the ferocious lion—
  • Who (what) is a half-witted (feeble) hare, that he should thus throw on the ground (disregard) my behest?” 1155
  • Abandon the hare's sleep of heedlessness! Give ear, O donkey, to the roaring of this lion!
  • The hare's apology.
  • “Mercy!” cried the hare, “I have an excuse, if thy Lordship's pardon come to my aid.”