I was afraid, except for one man. I was in the parking lot, and I saw a young man lying down from the moment the people stopped until the disc fell. I said, “Oh, this one, spread your hands out in supplication.” Then he said to me, “I was sad,” so I said to him, “This is the day of pardon from sins.” He said, “So he extended his hand, and as he extended his hands, he fell dead.”

The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said: A woman’s beggar came with a morsel of food in her mouth, so she spit it out and gave it to her. She did not wait until she had a boy. When he grew up, a wolf came and carried him. She went out and ran in the wake of the wolf, saying, “My son, my son.” So God commanded a true king, so take the wolf. The child is in his mouth, and say to his mother, “May God bestow His peace upon you,” and say, “This is one mouthful for another.”

Ammar ibn al-Rahib said, “I saw poor woman al-Tafawiya in my dream after her death, so I said, ‘Hello, poor thing, hello.’ She said, ‘No way, Ammar. The poor thing has gone, and the richest person has come.’ I said, ‘Oh, no.’ She said, ‘Don’t ask about whom I will grant her Paradise in its entirety. She may remain in it wherever she wants.’” He said, “Why is that?” She said, “By gatherings of remembrance and patience in following the truth.” Ammar said, “And she was attending with us Isa bin Zadan’s meeting with the idiot. We will descend from Basra until she comes to him, intending to.” Ammar said, “I said, ‘Oh poor woman.’ What did Isa bin Zadan do, may God have mercy on him?” He said, and she laughed and said.

He was clothed with the robe of splendor, and the servants walked around him with pitchers

Then he was dressed and it was said, O

And an advice I wrote to the prevailing Sultan, by the command of God, Kikaus, the owner of the Roman lands, the country of Greece, may God have mercy on him. A response to a letter he wrote to us in the year six hundred and nine. In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. The prevailing sultan’s interest in the command of God Almighty, may God continue his rule, reached his father, the one who called for him. Muhammad ibn al-Arabi was obligated to respond with religious commandment and divine political advice, as much time as he gave him and the book tolerated him until the meeting took place and the veil was lifted. It has been authentically reported from the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, that he said, “Religion is advice.” They said, “For whom, O Messenger of God,” so he said, “To God, to His Messenger, to the imams of the Muslims, and to the common people, and to you, O Messenger of God.” This is without a doubt one of the imams of