কন্মজীবন । እb”እ
- Aw7* ro**ep***aear"*". P a Aih
bo” *== •***s= * =میه**ss" LSLaS LSELSAAkSLSeSES SaLSLS S LLSAS AESESAESAAAESaSALALASS می““ himself from the obligation of constantly praising Him? (3) Man, His servant, committeth sin; He is ashamed. (4) Cloud, wind, moon, sun and sky are constantly engaged so that you may bring a bread into your hand. All are employed for thee; it is not just that thou shouldst not labour. (5) O thou bird of the morning ! Ask what is love from the moth. It burns itself to death but not a groan issues from its lips. These pretenders to the love of God have not received His news in His search. Of him to whom His news has come, news are not received. That is, he sacrifices his life for His love. (6) O Thou beyond conception, imagination, inference and comprehension! The festal assembly of life is drawing to a close, but still I am at the beginning of Thy praise. . . (7) Sadi being asked whether the world is real or a delusion, replied: “I asked the glow-worm why dost thou not shine in the day?" It replied: "Because of the superior lustre of the sun." This means that the world - * The nightingale, the lover of the rose. This bird is a mere babbler of love compared with the moth. ikhiqiwungumumkakaupjalla Ahli
