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1877-1886

  • He who (formerly) clung to your skirt fled from you when you became like this.
  • Explanation of (the Tradition) “Whatsoever God wills cometh to pass.”
  • We have spoken all these words, but in preparing ourselves (for the journey before us) we are naught, naught without the favours of God.
  • Without the favours of God and God's elect ones, angel though he be, his page is black.
  • O God, O Thou whose bounty fulfils (every) need, it is not allowable to mention any one beside Thee. 1880
  • This amount of guidance Thou hast bestowed (upon us); till this (present time) Thou hast covered up many a fault of ours.
  • Cause the drop of knowledge which Thou gavest (us) heretofore to become united with Thy seas.
  • In my soul there is a drop of knowledge: deliver it from sensuality and from the body's clay,
  • Before these clays drink it up, before these winds absorb it,
  • Although, when they absorb it, Thou art able to take it back from them and redeem it. 1885
  • The drop that vanished in the air or was spilled (on the earth)—when did it flee (escape) from the storehouse of Thy omnipotence?