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2455-2464

  • Verily, the marvels of the citadels of Heaven have no relation (cannot be compared) to the wonders of the (lower) world. 2455
  • Every one knows, O pride of the sons (of Adam), that the artifice of the celestial sphere exceeds (that of) the earth.”
  • Story of the camel and the ox and the ram who found a bunch of grass on the road, and each said, “I will eat it.”
  • Whilst a camel, ox, and ram were going along, they found a bunch of grass in front of (them on) the road.
  • The ram said, “If we divide this, certainly none of us will get his fill of it;
  • But whichever of us has lived longest has the best right to this fodder: let him eat;
  • For (the injunction) to give the foremost place to the seniors has come from Mustafá (Mohammed) among the practices observed by him, 2460
  • Although, at this time when vile men hold sway, the vulgar put forward the elders on two occasions (only),
  • Either in (tasting) food that is burning hot, or on a bridge that is (damaged) by cracks (and) in a state of ruin.
  • The vulgar do not pay homage to a venerable Shaykh and leader without some mischievous idea associated (with their homage).
  • This is their good: what must their evil be? Distinguish their (inward) foulness from their (outward) fairness.”
  • Parable.