Masnavi I Maǹavi, the Spiritual Couplets of Maulána Jalálu-D'-Dín Muhammad I Rúmí
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When power of choice is absent actions are worthless ; But beware lest death snatch away your capital !
Your power of choice is a capital yielding profit, Eemember well the day of final account !
Story XVI. The Woman who lost all her infants (p. 267).
A woman bore many children in succession, but none of them lived beyond the age of three or four months. In great distress she cried to God, and then beheld in a vision the beautiful gardens of Paradise, and many fair mansions therein, and upon on...e of these mansions she read her own name inscribed. And a voice from heaven informed her that God would accept the sorrows she had endured in lieu of her blood shed in holy war, as, owing to her sex, she was unable to go out to battle like the men. On looking again, the woman beheld in Paradise all the children she had lost, and she cried, " Lord ! they were lost to me, but were safe with Thee ! " This story is followed by anecdotes of Hamza going out to battle without his coat-of-mail, of the Prophet advising a man who complained of being cheated in his bargains to take time before completing them, and of the death of Bilal, Muhammad's crier, and by illustrations of the illusive nature of the world, of the difference between things self-evident and mere matters of inference, and between knowing a thing through illustrations and on the authority of others and knowing it as it really is in its essence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When power of choice is absent actions are worthless ; But beware lest death snatch away your capital !
Your power of choice is a capital yielding profit, Eemember well the day of final account !
Story XVI. The Woman who lost all her infants (p. 267).
A woman bore many children in succession, but none of them lived beyond the age of three or four months. In great distress she cried to God, and then beheld in a vision the beautiful gardens of Paradise, and many fair mansions therein, and upon on...e of these mansions she read her own name inscribed. And a voice from heaven informed her that God would accept the sorrows she had endured in lieu of her blood shed in holy war, as, owing to her sex, she was unable to go out to battle like the men. On looking again, the woman beheld in Paradise all the children she had lost, and she cried, " Lord ! they were lost to me, but were safe with Thee ! " This story is followed by anecdotes of Hamza going out to battle without his coat-of-mail, of the Prophet advising a man who complained of being cheated in his bargains to take time before completing them, and of the death of Bilal, Muhammad's crier, and by illustrations of the illusive nature of the world, of the difference between things self-evident and mere matters of inference, and between knowing a thing through illustrations and on the authority of others and knowing it as it really is in its essence.
What to read after Masnavi I Maǹavi, the Spiritual Couplets of Maulána Jalálu-D'-Dín Muhammad I Rúmí?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maulana Jalal Al Din Rumi to read onlineMoreLess
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