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Allah, and he said: The Ma'ind, an elder, and a youth, No shield shall enter, and youth. The Ma'ind is a revered elder, No circle shall enter, Ya'qub. So the Sheikh's student heard, "May Allah repel," and knew he meant him, so he said: We enter, and he recovers, With the daughter and the clear stream. Allah's repelling is above the circling.

A rare occurrence, a woman attended a dhikr circle and recited: I have a sick one, I am a stranger, And I am a stranger, between me and the edge. O poverty, there is no one among you who is a dancer.

The remembrance-makers heard her, and among them were youths, so they were the ones meant. And he used to say: O Allah, so he began to say, "I am an adulterer, I am an adulterer." As for the Fur doves, they would stand And the remembrance was in rows, or a circle, and each man among them was like a young girl, and the women Would recite and remember, and their remembrance was much from their recitation, their saying:

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