Stranger To The Senses Of The Saints

On the Day of Judgement, when she shall be made to quake mightily, this earth will bear witness to all that passed (in and from us);
For she will plainly declare what she knows: earth and rocks will begin to speak.
The philosopher, in his (vain) thought and opinion, becomes disbelieving: bid him go and dash his head against this wall!
The speech of water, the speech of earth, and the speech of mud are apprehended by the senses of them that have hearts (the mystics).
The philosopher who disbelieves in the moaning pillar is a stranger to the senses of the saints.
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