Read Daftar 6 The tale of Bilal repeatedly saying 'Ahad, Ahad' (One, One) in the heat of Hijaz, out of love for Mustafa (peace be upon him), during those forenoons when his master, out of Jewish bigotry, would flog him with a thorny branch under the Hijaz sun. Blood gushed from Bilal’s body from the blows, yet 'Ahad, Ahad' spontaneously issued from him, just as groans spontaneously issue from other sufferers, for he was filled with the pain of love, and there was no room for the effort to ward off the pain of the thorns, like Pharaoh’s sorcerers and George, and countless others. beyt 921

M6:921 — اختران چرخ گر دورند هی / وین حواست کاهل‌اند و سست‌پی

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M6:921

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