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2101-2110

  • If this world and the way to it were manifest, no one would remain there (in the material world) for a single moment.
  • The (Divine) command was coming (to the minstrel)—“Nay, be not covetous: inasmuch as the thorn is out of thy foot, depart”—
  • (Whilst) his soul was lingering there in the spacious demesne of His (God's) mercy and beneficence.
  • How the heavenly voice spoke to ‘Umar, may God be well-pleased with him, while he was asleep, saying, “Give a certain sum of gold from the public treasury to the man who is sleeping in the graveyard.”
  • Then God sent such a drowsiness upon ‘Umar that he was unable to keep himself from slumber.
  • He fell into amazement saying, “This is (a thing) unknown. This has fallen from the Unseen, ’tis not without purpose.” 2105
  • He laid his head down, and slumber overtook him. He dreamed that a voice came to him from God: his spirit heard
  • That voice which is the origin of every cry and sound: that indeed is the (only) voice, and the rest are echoes.
  • Turcoman and Kurd and Persian-speaking man and Arab have understood that voice without (help of) ear or lip.
  • Ay, (but) what of Turcomans, Persians, and Ethiopians? (Even) wood and stone have understood that voice.
  • Every moment there is coming from Him (the call), “Am not I (your Lord)?” and substance and accidents are becoming existent. 2110