Reading from the words of the poet: A section, and He is the God, the Master...
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The reader: "Section"
"And He is the God, the Master, the Self-Sufficient, to whom all creation turned in submission,
Perfect in attributes from every angle, in His perfection there is no deficiency,
And likewise, the Subduer is among His attributes, for all creation is subdued by His dominion.
If He were not Alive, Mighty, and Capable, there would be no subjugation and no dominion.
And likewise, the Compeller is among His attributes, and compulsion in His attributes is of two types."
The Shaykh : In our view, there are two categories.
The student: A copy.
The Shaykh : A copy, yes.
The reader: "The compulsion of the weak, and of every heart that has become broken, so compulsion is near to it,
And the second is the compulsion of subjugation through might, which is not fitting for any human other than Him."
And it has a name.
The Shaykh : A name.
The reader: "And it has a third name, which is the Highness, so no human can approach Him."
From their saying "Jibarah, Jibarah"?
The Shaykh : Jibarah, yes.
The reader: "From their saying 'Jibarah' for the upper part of the palm tree, which is beyond the reach of every finger."
"And He is the God, the Master, the Self-Sufficient, to whom all creation turned in submission,
Perfect in attributes from every angle, in His perfection there is no deficiency,
And likewise, the Subduer is among His attributes, for all creation is subdued by His dominion.
If He were not Alive, Mighty, and Capable, there would be no subjugation and no dominion.
And likewise, the Compeller is among His attributes, and compulsion in His attributes is of two types."
The Shaykh : In our view, there are two categories.
The student: A copy.
The Shaykh : A copy, yes.
The reader: "The compulsion of the weak, and of every heart that has become broken, so compulsion is near to it,
And the second is the compulsion of subjugation through might, which is not fitting for any human other than Him."
And it has a name.
The Shaykh : A name.
The reader: "And it has a third name, which is the Highness, so no human can approach Him."
From their saying "Jibarah, Jibarah"?
The Shaykh : Jibarah, yes.
The reader: "From their saying 'Jibarah' for the upper part of the palm tree, which is beyond the reach of every finger."