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("these are seven matters." içeriğiyle yeni sayfa oluşturdu) |
("===First Matter===" içeriğiyle yeni sayfa oluşturdu) |
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199. satır: | 199. satır: | ||
these are seven matters. | these are seven matters. | ||
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=== | ===First Matter=== | ||
Since the elevated truth stated by the above verse concerns the life of society, I have been compelled to write it in the tongue, not of the New Said, who wants to withdraw from society, but of the Old Said, who was involved in the social life of Islam. It is written intending to serve the Qur’an of Mighty Stature and to shield it against unjust attacks. | |||
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=== | ===Second Matter=== | ||
In explanation of the principle of mutual acquaintance and assistance alluded to by the above verse, we say this: an army is divided into divisions, the divisions into regiments, the regiments into battalions, and companies, and squads, so that all the soldiers may know their many different connections and related duties. In this way, they all will perform properly a general duty in accordance with the principle of mutual assistance, and the collectivity they form will be safe from the attacks of the enemy. The army is not arranged thus to be divided and split up, with one company competing with another, one battalion being hostile to another, and one division acting in opposition to another. | |||
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