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“WHEN We observed carefully, We discovered that Our…” |
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WHEN We observed carefully, We discovered that Our
enemies are, for the most part, the divines… Among the
people are those who said: He hath repudiated the divines.
Say: Yea, by My Lord! I, in very truth, was the One Who
abolished the idols! We, verily, have sounded the Trumpet,
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which is Our Most Sublime Pen, and lo, the divines and
the learned, and the doctors and the rulers, swooned away
except such as God preserved, as a token of His grace, and
He, verily, is the All-Bounteous, the Ancient of Days…
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O concourse of divines! Fling away idle fancies and
imaginings, and turn, then, towards the Horizon of Certitude.
I swear by God! All that ye possess will profit you
not, neither all the treasures of the earth, nor the leadership
ye have usurped. Fear God, and be not of the lost ones…
Say: O concourse of divines! Lay aside all your veils and
coverings. Give ear unto that whereunto calleth you the
Most Sublime Pen, in this wondrous Day…. The world is
laden with dust, by reason of your vain imaginings, and the
hearts of such as enjoy near access to God are troubled
because of your cruelty. Fear God, and be of them that
judge equitably.
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