If you must give an order, then by all means
Always keep this rule in mind: The condition for any command to be carried out
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Always keep this rule in mind: The condition for any command to be carried out
As if it were opium or hashish. That's why, saying “rest easy,” they always
A young father suddenly spoke: “My offspring has come into the world,
Fled from the filth of the world, When the sun of contemplation shone, the world
In wisdom, there came a preacher one day. He was young and brimming over with zeal,
Did I call the ant lowly? Forgive me... How heedless I am — from the start of the road, O Allah,

Five or six hundred years old. Enchanting arts ripple mysteriously,
You even look for a friend in this world! Your life goes by in tears and moaning,
He hanged the old self that lived inside him. He grew sick of himself, and every moment,
And neither friend nor kin could lend a shoulder — Coming to a dervish sunk in pain,
As long as it is, so full of sorrow. You never know at all where right and left lie,
Your heart cut to pieces by sorrow's blade, Those who claimed to be friends raise a clamor,
And talked about the bleeding of the heart. Their hearts took flight like birds,
His blood boiled over; he could not contain himself. The world seemed to lie surrendered at his feet,
Give alms to the poor and to the hungry.” If people do not live supporting one another,
To my mind, the answer is not complicated. When both sorrow and joy are your own,
The gazes of non-mahram men give them pleasure. That's why they spray perfume and style their hair,
Find a lawful spouse who fears God. If she does not fear God, a whole life
Never rejoice that words are free. Words that are free, once they leave your tongue,
Don't be offended; first of all, give praise to God! The one who spoke deserves esteem as well,
Perhaps not a secret, just a simple truth: Even if it's your own child, never
A body without a head can't live — it perishes. This is word handed down from the old books:
They shackled his hands and threw him in prison. They said: “You too can taste what prison is like,”
Don't try to defend your name. Wearing the crown of humiliation and reproach,