The Meccan Revelations: al-Futuhat al-Makkiyya

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Know, may God make us and you happy with eternal happiness, that the rational soul is happy in this world and the hereafter, and has no share in misery because it is not from the world of misery, except that God has mounted on it this physical vehicle expressed by the animal soul, so it is for it like an animal, and it is like the one riding on it, but not for the soul .

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The limits that He set in this world, wherever they may be, are only for purification, as well as pains and diseases, and everything that leads to that. All of that is for purification, raising ranks, and expiating sins. So when He created the perfect human being and his human successors in the most perfect form, there is no perfection except His image, the Most High .

p> So he told that Adam created him in his own image

so that he would bear witness and be known through the witnesses, so he concealed in his apparent form the names of God, Glory be to Him, the realities of which were revealed to him, and he described him with everything with which he described himself, and he denied homosexuality, so he is not similar, and he said, “There is nothing like Him.” The world, that is, there is nothing like it in the world, and it was not an example except in the form, so the angels objected to the creation of Adam from nature because of the opposites that the form carries

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What happened to me from the Kaaba that night

That is, when I descended, I kissed the stone and began to circumambulate. When I was facing the gutter from behind the stone, I looked at the Kaaba and saw, as I imagined to me, its tails rolled up and prepared to rise above its bases and in itself. I reached the corner of the Levant for a long time until she pushed me herself and threw me away from circumambulating it while threatening me with words that I could hear with my permission, so I became very frightened, and God showed me such embarrassment and anger at her that I was unable to leave that place. She covered herself with a stone so that her beatings could fall on him. She made it like a shield between me and her, and I heard her, by God, and she. You tell me to come forward until you see what I do with you, how much you lower my value and raise the value of the children of Adam, and prefer those who know me over me, and honor the one who has honor. No, I let you walk ar

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Kneeling is submission to God Almighty, and hastening to Him is better. However, walking on his knees until he enters the line is what should be related to being disliked or permissible. Whoever sees filling the gap as obligatory or praying behind the line is not sufficient, walking as he is until he enters the line. The legislator did not invalidate Abu Bakra’s prayer with that, and he prayed for him and forbade him not to repeat it, so he knew that he forbade it as disliked. If they said a case in an eye, we said, and he forbade him not to repeat a case in an eye, because he was addressed not to repeat it, and no one else forbade that, but based on the context of the situation, we know that what was meant by that prayer was Whoever is in the state of his prayer according to what he was commanded to do, then everything that is part of the completion of the prayer is permissible to work on until it is completed in the prayer, and related to this are issues based on this rule.

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Residence with God always is the path of the people of God and it receives general praise, and therefore it is accompanied by praise to God in every situation, which is the remembrance of adversity, which is the most general and complete remembrance. If the servant praises Him for adversity, how can it be with good times, for good times are among the general conditions of the servant, and it is included under the general meaning of his saying? Every situation is the two extremes and what is between them, and praise for good times is restricted.

The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, used to say in good times, Praise be to God, the Favorite Benefactor.

So he restricts it, and this is also praise, more general than the first, even if the restriction appears in it. But not everyone realizes this, for one of God’s blessings and blessings upon His servant is that He has enabled him to say in times of adversity, “Praise be to God in every circumstance,” for

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