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Possessor of all names, |
and the Fashioner of earth and heaven! |
Through Him |
all created things were made to glorify Thee, |
and to celebrate Thy praise, |
and every soul was directed towards the kingdom of Thy revelation and Thy |
sovereignty. |
At one time, |
Thou didst raise Him up, |
O my God, |
and didst attire Him with |
the ornament of the name of Him Who conversed with Thee (Moses), |
and didst |
through Him uncover all that Thy will had decreed and Thine irrevocable |
purpose ordained. |
At another time, |
Thou didst adorn Him with the name of |
Him Who was Thy Spirit (Jesus), |
and didst send Him down out of the heaven |
of Thy will, |
for the edification of Thy people, |
infusing thereby the |
spirit of life into the hearts of the sincere among Thy servants and the |
faithful among Thy creatures. |
Again, |
Thou didst reveal Him, |
decked forth |
by the name of Him Who was Thy Friend (Muhammad), |
and caused Him to shine |
brightly above the horizon of Hijáz, |
as a token of Thy power and an |
evidence of Thy might. |
Through Him Thou didst send unto Thy servants what |
enabled them to scale the heights of Thy unity, |
and to yearn over the |
wonders of Thy manifold knowledge and wisdom. |
I testify, |
O Thou Who art the Lord of the whole creation, |
and the Desire |
of whosoever hath sought Thee, |
that, |
amidst Thy creatures, |
They resemble |
the sun which no matter how often it riseth and setteth is still the one |
and the same sun. |
Whoso maketh any distinction between any of Them hath |
truly failed to attain the ultimate purpose, |
and to reach the highest |
goal, |
and hath been deprived of the mysteries of unity and of the lights |
of sanctity and oneness. |
I testify, |
moreover, |
that Thou hast decreed that |
none on the face of the earth should equal Them, |
and none of Thy creatures |
be able to be compared with any of Them, |
in order that Thine own |
singleness and peerlessness might be recognized and established. |
Glorified, |
immeasurably glorified be Thy name, |
O my God! |
How can I ever |
befittingly mention Thee or sufficiently praise Thee, |
that Thou hast |
manifested Him by the power of Thy might, |
and caused Him to shine above |
the horizon of Thy will, |
and made Him the Day-Spring of Thy signs, |
and the |
Dawning-Place of the revelation of Thy names and Thine attributes? |
How |
bewilderingly mysterious, |
moreover, |
O my God, |
is His nature and all that |
Thou hast infused into Him, |
through Thy strength and by the power of Thy |
might! |
At one time He appeareth as the water which is Life indeed, |
sent |
down out of the heaven of Thy grace, |
and poured forth from the clouds of |
Thy mercy, |
that Thy creatures may be endued with new life, |
and live as |
long as Thine own Kingdom endureth. |
Every drop of that water would suffice |
to quicken the dead, |
and to set their faces in the direction of Thy favors |
and Thy gifts, |
and to rid them of all attachment to aught else except |
Thee. |
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