Reading from the words of the poet: “And indeed Iblis saw their knower, so he swooned…” to his saying: “…a small part is the sum of disbelief”
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The reciter: “And indeed Iblis saw their knower, so he swooned *** with prostration, the swoon of one who is submissive
They said to him, ‘What have you done?’ He said, ‘Is there any god other than the Divine, and are you both blind?
There is none other, so prostrate if you wish *** to the sun, the idols, and the devil
For all is the eye of Allah in the view of the one who has realized *** and all is worshipped by the one who has gnosis
This is the one they worship, so say: *** Glory be to You, O Allah, You who are the Glorified
O nation whose worshipped one is trampled underfoot”
The Shaykh : No, do you have a nation?
The reader: Yes, indeed
The Shaykh : The best is a nation, O nation
The reciter: “O nation whose worshipped one is trampled underfoot *** where is the god and the gap of the spears?
O nation, a small part of her disbelief *** has become the sum of disbelief”
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They said to him, ‘What have you done?’ He said, ‘Is there any god other than the Divine, and are you both blind?
There is none other, so prostrate if you wish *** to the sun, the idols, and the devil
For all is the eye of Allah in the view of the one who has realized *** and all is worshipped by the one who has gnosis
This is the one they worship, so say: *** Glory be to You, O Allah, You who are the Glorified
O nation whose worshipped one is trampled underfoot”
The Shaykh : No, do you have a nation?
The reader: Yes, indeed
The Shaykh : The best is a nation, O nation
The reciter: “O nation whose worshipped one is trampled underfoot *** where is the god and the gap of the spears?
O nation, a small part of her disbelief *** has become the sum of disbelief”
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