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  • An idle talker said, “O half-baked Majnún, what hypocrisy is this that thou art always displaying?
  • A dog's muzzle is ever eating filth; a dog scrapes its séant with its lips.” 570
  • He recounted the dog's faults at some length: no one who perceives faults (‘aybdán) has got (even) a scent (inkling) of him that knows the things unseen (ghaybdán).
  • Majnún said, “Thou art entirely (external) form and body: come within, and view it (the dog) through my eyes;
  • For this (dog) is a talisman sealed by (the hand of) the Lord: this (dog) is the guardian of the abode of Laylá.
  • Look at its high aspiration and its heart and soul and knowledge; (consider) where it chose (to live) and made its dwelling-place.
  • It is the dog of blessed countenance, (the dog) of my Cave; nay, it is the sharer of my grief and woe. 575
  • The dog that stays in her abode, how should I give a single hair of it to the lions?
  • Oh, since to her dogs the lions are (devoted) slaves, there is no possibility of speaking (further). Silence, and farewell!”
  • If ye pass beyond form, O friends, ’tis Paradise and rose-gardens within rose gardens.