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And I said, enigmatically, about a lamp: From the Tawil meter, I guide those who possess eloquence and understanding, and the Lord of the Throne has granted them knowledge among mankind. So, what is the best name for Khasi, by which he burns with benefit, O scholar of creation, it is widespread. Small was its burden when its body was measured, and a mile between us, and it is a definite direction. When a breeze blows, it leans with it, and if it strengthens, it will surely die from passion. Unique in its essence and virtues, and the best of them is its guidance, which is exclusively for it. And it shows, no matter how long, O friend, its nose, even if some of it is cut off, and it does not mention the right. And it boasts when the beast arrives, and if it sees the lizard, it receives a slap and a blow. And from its name are two letters, a responsive thing, if it is from sweet whispers. And the rest is an action that has been considered, and its doer, and people will love it. And the first letter from it is one, and you see what remains, so be brave. And it is enough for me, I have clarified its answer, and the revelation has come, so look at it beforehand. And I said, enigmatically, about the sky: From the Basit meter, O you who have ascended the sky of knowledge and wisdom, and his favor has been strengthened, he drinks like the Jam. Explain to us the name of something whose appearance is pleasing, and its beauty has appeared in the West and among the Arabs. But it is of an elevation that is not devoid of it, except for those who have been favored by the Creator of souls. From it, the lamps appear, and they are radiant, with guidance and clarity for us. And its beauty

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