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  • He is one who goes to draw water above the unpillared firmament, (while) his body, like a bucket, is (low down) in the well, helping (to rescue the fallen).
  • The Josephs cling to his bucket, escape from the well, and become kings of Egypt.
  • The other buckets seek water from the well: his bucket has no concern with the water, it seeks (only) friends (in trouble).
  • The (other) buckets plunge into the water for food: his bucket is the food and life of the soul of the fish.
  • The (other) buckets are attached to the lofty wheel (of Fortune): his bucket is (held) in two Almighty fingers. 4575
  • What bucket and what cord and what wheel? This is a very weak comparison, O pasha.
  • (But) whence shall I get a comparison that is without frailty? One to match him (the knower of God) will not come, and never has come, (to hand).
  • (He is) a hundred thousand men concealed in a single man, a hundred bows and arrows enclosed in a single blowpipe;
  • A (type of) thou didst not throw when thou threwest, a temptation (for the ignorant), a hundred thousand stacks (of grain) in a handful.
  • (He is) a sun hidden in a mote: suddenly that mote opens its mouth (and reveals the sun). 4580