The Meccan Revelations: Page 326 from Volume Two

With the beloved, he is never satisfied with watching him and does not get his hunger from us, because the more he looks at him, the more he feels and longs for him with his presence with him, as it was said.

< p style="color:#008000; text-align: center"> And who is astonished that I I yearn for them *** and ask longingly about them while they are with me

And my eyes cry for them while they are in their darkness *** and my soul misses them while they are between my ribs

And every love that remains in the lover as a mind with which he can reason about someone other than his beloved, or reason, is not pure love, but rather it is a conversation of the soul. Some of them said

There is no good in a love that is managed by the mind.

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The stories of lovers in this chapter are too numerous to count, and for us love increases with watching and longing