Reading from the poet’s words: “Were it not for the mutual devouring among this creation…” to his words: “…and knowledge is taken from the Most Merciful”

The Shaykh :“There is nothing clearer than his expression, so no” I don’t see “There is nothing clearer than his expression, so no” This first line, “There is nothing clearer than his expression, so no,” this verse is missing in your copy, it appears so.
The student: ...

The Shaykh : Transposition and reordering. I say, transposition and reordering.
The student: Transposition and reordering, and mixing as well.

The Shaykh : It is strange to me, I think.
" There is nothing clearer than his expression, so *** the listener does not need clarification
And his advice is above all advice *** and knowledge is taken from the Most Merciful”. All right.
The student: There is nothing clearer than it, so no.

The Shaykh : From it, so no, no, the verse breaks. There is nothing clearer than his expression.
The reader: Shall I read?

The Shaykh : Yes, read.
The reader: “There is nothing clearer than his expression”

The Shaykh : Clearer
The reader: Than his expression

The Shaykh : Yes, that is right.
The reader: So no *** needs

The Shaykh : So no *** the listener of it needs no explanation
The reader: “There is nothing clearer than his expression, so no *** the listener of it needs no explanation
And his advice is above all advice *** and knowledge is taken from the Most Merciful”.