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  • Inasmuch as in death he sees a hundred existences, like the moth he burns away (his own) existence.”
  • Desire for death became the badge of the sincere, for this word (declaration) was (made) a test for the Jews.
  • He (God) said in the Qur‘án, “O people of the Jews, death is treasure and gain to the sincere.
  • Even as there is desire for profit (in the hearts of the worldly), the desire to win death is better than that (in the eyes of the sincere).
  • O Jews, for the sake of (being held in) honour by men of worth, let this wish be uttered on your tongues.” 3970
  • Not a single Jew had so much courage (as to respond), when Mohammed raised this banner (gave this challenge).
  • He said, “If ye utter this on your tongues, truly not one Jew will be left in the world.”
  • Then the Jews brought the property (tribute in kind) and land-tax, saying, “Do not put us to shame, O Lamp (of the world).”
  • “There is no end in sight to this discourse: give me thy hand, since thine eye hath seen the Friend.”
  • How the Prince of the Faithful, ‘Ali—may God honour his person! said to his antagonist, " When thou didst spit in my face, my fleshly self was aroused and I could no longer act with entire sincerity (towards God): that hindered me from slaying thee." 
  • The Prince of the Faithful said to that youth, “In the hour of battle, O knight, 3975