The Meccan Revelations: Page 333 from Volume Two

It shows him an image from outside that he sees, and he attains his purpose and bliss through it without time, as previously mentioned in the presence of blindness, so we continued and said after this in the poem itself

I was amazed at God's mercy towards me *** and you should be amazed at something like this

The time of Wydad, the time of existence *** The time of connection, eat and drink

< p style="color:#008000; text-align: center"> So where is the love, and where is the sickness *** and where is the passion, unless they admire

Purifying the garment Veiled *** It is not attributed to anyone

For the beloved, as we said, must be non-existent, and in the event of his non-existence, he is pure in dress when he first exists, because what is gained from him is what disgraces and defiles him in his first appearance and exis