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1893-1902

  • He (the worldling) dies and leaves a (sepulchral) vault to occupy his place; and (in the case of) one who has lain for ages (in the earth), even the vault has disappeared.
  • The justice of God hath mated every one (with one of his own kind)—elephant with elephant and gnat with gnat.
  • The familiar associates of Ahmad (Mohammed) were the Four Friends, (while) the familiars of Bú Jahl were ‘Utba and Dhu ’l-Khimár. 1895
  • The Ka‘ba of Gabriel and the (celestial) spirits is a Lotus-tree; the qibla of the belly-slave is a table-cloth (covered with dishes of food).
  • The qibla of the gnostic is the light of union (with God); the qibla of the philosopher's intellect is phantasy.
  • The qibla of the ascetic is the Gracious God; the qibla of the flatterer is a purse of gold.
  • The qibla of the spiritual is patience and long-suffering; the qibla of form worshippers is the image of stone.
  • The qibla of those who dwell on the inward is the Bounteous One; the qibla of those who worship the outward is a woman's face. 1900
  • Similarly reckon up new and old (instances); and if you are weary (of doing so), go about your business.
  • Our provision (from God) is wine in a golden cup, while those curs have the tutmáj broth and the trough.