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("The first four, who were seemingly friends but later displayed enmity:" içeriğiyle yeni sayfa oluşturdu) |
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What I have to say is suggested by seven signs. Four of them show how those friends received blows entirely contrary to their intentions, as a result of their taking up hostile positions towards me not personally but because I serve the Qur’an, purely for worldly aims and despite being friends. | What I have to say is suggested by seven signs. Four of them show how those friends received blows entirely contrary to their intentions, as a result of their taking up hostile positions towards me not personally but because I serve the Qur’an, purely for worldly aims and despite being friends. | ||
[The three other signs denote earnest and constant friends who in order to find favour with the | [The three other signs denote earnest and constant friends who in order to find favour with the worldly(*<ref>*“The worldly” (ehl-i dünya): those people whose view is restricted to the life of this world, and who disregard the hereafter, or those who sell religion for this world. (Tr.)</ref>)and achieve some worldly goal, and so that they could feel confident, temporaril y failed to display the manly stance demanded by friendship. However, regretably, all those three friends were punished in ways that were the opposite of what they had intended.] | ||
The first four, who were seemingly friends but later displayed enmity: | The first four, who were seemingly friends but later displayed enmity: | ||
512. satır: | 512. satır: | ||
'''The Third:'''A teacher appeared to be a friend and I looked on him as one. Then he moved to Barla to settle there and he chose to adopt a hostile stance. But he received a blow contrary to his intentions: he was posted away from teaching to serve in the army. He was sent away from Barla. | '''The Third:'''A teacher appeared to be a friend and I looked on him as one. Then he moved to Barla to settle there and he chose to adopt a hostile stance. But he received a blow contrary to his intentions: he was posted away from teaching to serve in the army. He was sent away from Barla. | ||
'''The Fourth:'''There was a teacher, who because he seemed to me to be both a hafiz6 and pious, I was sincerely friendly towards him in the hope that he would show friendship to me by serving the Qur’an. Then, in order to curry favour with the worldly, he behaved very coldly towards us and was frightened, because of one single thing an official had said. He too received a blow contrary to his intentions: he was severely reprimanded by the inspector, and dismissed. | |||
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These four men received those blows because of their animosity. However, the following three friends did not display the manly attitude that serious friendship demands, and so received not blows, but warnings contrary to their intentions, which were admonitions of a sort. | |||
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