Reading from the poet’s words: “And so they said, what wisdom does it have…” to his words: “…created for Him from among the worlds”
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The reciter: " Chapter
And so they said, what wisdom does it have? *** It is the ultimate goal of order and perfection
There is nothing but a will that has prevailed *** “
The Shaykh : has prevailed
The reader: “There is nothing but a will that has prevailed ***” as an example of “
The Shaykh : as an example, as an example of an example
The reader: “There is nothing but a will that has prevailed *** as an example of ” an example without
The Shaykh : of an example
The reader: “There is nothing but a will that has prevailed *** as an example of an example without prevailing
This, and that will is not its description *** “
The Shaykh : its description
The reader: “This, and that will is not its description *** but rather His Essence or His Action, two opinions
And His speech, since it is other than Him, was *** created for Him from among the worlds.”
And so they said, what wisdom does it have? *** It is the ultimate goal of order and perfection
There is nothing but a will that has prevailed *** “
The Shaykh : has prevailed
The reader: “There is nothing but a will that has prevailed ***” as an example of “
The Shaykh : as an example, as an example of an example
The reader: “There is nothing but a will that has prevailed *** as an example of ” an example without
The Shaykh : of an example
The reader: “There is nothing but a will that has prevailed *** as an example of an example without prevailing
This, and that will is not its description *** “
The Shaykh : its description
The reader: “This, and that will is not its description *** but rather His Essence or His Action, two opinions
And His speech, since it is other than Him, was *** created for Him from among the worlds.”