The Meccan Revelations: Page 467 from Volume One

He was in Mina on the Day of Sacrifice, and he was poor and devoid of anything in this world. He saw the people drawing near to God by slaughtering their bodies, cows, sheep, and whatever animals they were able to obtain. The young man said, “My God, the people have drawn near to You on this day with what they have reached their hands, and what You have bestowed upon them.” Your poor servant has nothing with which to draw near to You on this day except his own soul, so kiss it. He did not finish speaking until he left this world, and God took him as the martyrs took for the sake of God, and we have a line from a poem in this sense.

And he offered a flawed soul as a gift from the sacrifice *** Did he see a creation with defects as a means of seeking closeness

About something like this, some of them say, “He saw in Mina what this young man saw from the Hajj, so he chanted

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