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2370-2379

  • Most of those destined for Paradise are simpletons (simple-minded), so that they escape from the mischief of philosophy. 2370
  • Strip yourself of (useless) learning and vanity, in order that (the Divine) mercy may descend on you at every moment.
  • Cleverness is the opposite of abasement and supplication: give up cleverness and sort with stupidity.
  • Know that cleverness is a trap for (a means of) gaining victory and (indulging) ambition and a scarecrow (such as is used by fowlers): why should the pure devotee wish to be clever?
  • The clever ones are content with an ingenious device; the simple ones have gone (away) from the artifice to rest in the Artificer,
  • Because at breakfast time a mother will have laid the little child’s hands and feet (in repose) on her bosom. 2375
  • Story of the three travellers—a Moslem, a Christian, and a Jew— who obtained (a gift of) some food at a hostelry. The Christian and the Jew had already eaten their fill, so they said, “Let us eat this food to-morrow.” The Moslem was fasting, and he remained hungry because he was overpowered (by his companions).
  • Here listen to a story, O son, in order that you may not suffer affliction in (relying upon) talent.
  • As it happened, a Jew and a true believer and a Christian travelled together on a journey.
  • A true believer travelled along with two miscreants, like reason (associated) with a carnal soul and Devil.
  • In travel the man of Merv and the man of Rayy meet one another as companions on the road and at table.