Deleting it from the word, because the marshmallow is easy, and from it is the softness of the sweetheart in describing the desirable beloved, that is, it is easy, and the example of the marshmallow in the marshmallow is that you delete the last from the name of the caller, so you say, “If you call from his name Harith, oh hot, come,” then I deleted the end of the word in order to make it easier, and for you to know that the nouns and the names of the verbs are on the same page. There are two parts, the inflected and the intransitive, so what changes at the end with the entry of factors is called inflected, and the inflected change is said to be inflected by the man’s stomach if it changes. This noun has changed from one case to another. This is some of the aspects of its derivation from the fact that it is called inflected. The inflected case is every noun of a verb, whether or not a verb, whose pronunciation is fixed on one adjective and does not affect it. In it, the factors th

The basin is a place for describing water as turbid ***, which is a science that is specific to humans

The water in the spring is clear and has no turbidity *** and the bottom shows what is turbid in it

The reason for the ringing is that thought produces it *** So seek from knowledge what It rises above thought

If imagination comes to it, it is bound *** by thought in the world of bodies and images

And thought from its forms will sometimes save it *** but it is not infallible from harm

So seek it by remembrance, not by thought, and you will gain it ** * Impeccable, free from the blemish of others.

Know, O intimate guardian, may God enlighten your insight and improve your disposition, that knowledge is of two types: gifted, which is the Almighty’s saying, “They will eat from above them,” and it is the result of piety, as the Almighty said, “And fear God,” and God will teach you. It has the reference to the Almighty saying and who Under their feet refers to their toil and diligence, and they are people of economy, and the conscience on their feet refers to those who ate from above them, and they are the ones who uphold the Book of God and what has been sent down to them from their Lord, and they hasten to good deeds and they are the forerunners of them. For among them are those who preceded in good deeds, and among them are those who established the Book from its rest, for the interpretation of the scholars is misleading. After he was standing, the one who helped him, God, came and raised him from his slumber, that is, abstaining from his interpretation and working on it with