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Allah His speech, and in the words, the commands of Allah, so he does not look
at himself, nor to what he reads, nor at what he might gain from it. He should
make his thinking wholly to Allah, this is the level of those who are closest to
Allah.
Renouncing. The reciter should renounce his influence or power and disregard
himself. If he recites the verses of the promises and praising the righteous he
should regard himself as such, but he should regard those as the ones certain in
their faith and should be longing to be joined with them. If he recites the verses
about the blameworthy and the hated rebellious sinners he should see himself as
one of them, and should feel fear and hope.
Chapter Four
The Virtues of the Koran and its Interpretation by Opinion, not by
Transmission
You may say we have exaggerated the matter in the previous chapter regarding
at himself, nor to what he reads, nor at what he might gain from it. He should
make his thinking wholly to Allah, this is the level of those who are closest to
Allah.
Renouncing. The reciter should renounce his influence or power and disregard
himself. If he recites the verses of the promises and praising the righteous he
should regard himself as such, but he should regard those as the ones certain in
their faith and should be longing to be joined with them. If he recites the verses
about the blameworthy and the hated rebellious sinners he should see himself as
one of them, and should feel fear and hope.
Chapter Four
The Virtues of the Koran and its Interpretation by Opinion, not by
Transmission
You may say we have exaggerated the matter in the previous chapter regarding