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("Thus, it was because among all those innumerable beloveds, the ultimate degree in every respect of the above-mentioned five aspects was unique to Muhammad the Arabian (Upon whom be blessings and peace) that he was given the name of God’s Beloved." içeriğiyle yeni sayfa oluşturdu) |
("The Necessarily Existent One possesses infinite beauty and perfection, for all the varieties of them dispersed through the universe are the signs and indications of His beauty and perfection." içeriğiyle yeni sayfa oluşturdu) |
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===Fourth Point=== | ===Fourth Point=== | ||
< | The words, “He saw Almighty God beyond seventy thousand veils”(*<ref>*See, al-Qastalani, al-Mawahib al-Ladunniya (Sharh: al-Zarghani), vi, 93-100.</ref>)express distance, whereas the Necessarily Existent One is free of space; He is closer to everything than anything else. What does this mean? | ||
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'''The Answer:'''This truth has been explained in detail and with proofs in the Thirty-First Word, so here we only say this: | |||
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Almighty God is utterly near to us, but we are utterly distant from Him. The sun is near to us through the mirror we are holding, and all transparent objects on the earth are a sort of throne for it and a sort of dwelling. If the sun had consciousness, it would converse with us by means of our mirror, despite our being four thousand years distant from it. Without drawing any comparisons, we can say that the Pre-Eternal Sun is closer to everything than anything else, for He is the Necessarily Existent, he is free of space; nothing at all can be a veil to Him. But everything is infinitely distant from Him. | |||
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