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"O Husayn! O thou Preceptor!..."
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O Husayn! O thou Preceptor!
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From His Most Great Prison, the countenance of the Ancient of Days is
turned towards thee, and He teacheth thee that which will draw thee nigh unto
God, the Lord of mankind.
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Blessed is that teacher who shall arise to instruct the children, and to
guide the people into the pathways of God, the Bestower, the Well-Beloved.
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(From a Tablet - translated from the Arabic) [25]
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