Pearls of the Faith or Islam's Rosary Being The Ninety-Nine Beautiful Names of Allah (Asmca-El-Husnca): With Comments in Verse from Various Oriental Sources (As Made by an Indian Mussulman): By Edwin Arnold |
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Al-Muzîl
O, Al-Muzîl! what if it be Thy will,
Having made man, to lead him unto ill?
Having made man, to lead him unto ill?
Saith the Perspicuous Book:“All things which be are of God;
Neither, except by His word, falleth a leaf to the ground;
If He will open He openeth, and whom He hath blinded He blindeth,
Leading, misleading; to none liable, blameable, bound.”
Neither, except by His word, falleth a leaf to the ground;
If He will open He openeth, and whom He hath blinded He blindeth,
Leading, misleading; to none liable, blameable, bound.”
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Saith the Perspicuous Book:“Tied on the neck of a man
Hangeth the scroll of his fate, not a line to be gainsaid or grudged;
When the trumpet of Israfil thunders, the Angels will show it and say,
Read there what thine own deeds have written;
thyself by thyself shall be judged.”
Hangeth the scroll of his fate, not a line to be gainsaid or grudged;
When the trumpet of Israfil thunders, the Angels will show it and say,
Read there what thine own deeds have written;
thyself by thyself shall be judged.”
Wilt thou be wiser than God Who knoweth beginning and end?
Wilt thou be juster than He whose balance is turned by a sigh?
He sayeth,“It shall not be equal for the doers of right and of wrong.”
“It shall not be equal,”He sayeth,“for them that accept and deny.”
Wilt thou be juster than He whose balance is turned by a sigh?
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“It shall not be equal,”He sayeth,“for them that accept and deny.”
Al-Muzîl! lead us not astray!
Teach us to find the perfect way.
Teach us to find the perfect way.
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