The Arabic below was read from the scanned edition by OCR and has not been proof-read. Check wording that matters against the printed edition, page 248.
This page continues passage A247-8 from the previous page.
فهذا أول نقده من ثمن هذه التجارة» فتاجِرُوا أيها المفلسون ويا من لا يقدر على هذا الثمن» هاهنا ثمن آخرء فإن كنت من أهل هذه التجارة فأعط هذا الثمن:
English reference Hikmah edition, p. 232 (probable match, under “Sins Make a Person Forget Him self or Herself”). The translation is not reproduced here.
The OCR for this passage is uncertain. Please check it against the printed page before relying on the wording.
English reference Hikmah edition, p. 232 (aligned match, under “Sins Make a Person Forget Him self or Herself”). The translation is not reproduced here.
The OCR for this passage is uncertain. Please check it against the printed page before relying on the wording.
English reference Hikmah edition, p. 233 (aligned match, under “Sins Make a Person Forget Him self or Herself”). The translation is not reproduced here.
The OCR for this passage is uncertain. Please check it against the printed page before relying on the wording.
English reference Hikmah edition, p. 233 (aligned match, under “Sins Make a Person Forget Him self or Herself”). The translation is not reproduced here.
والمقصود أن الذنوب تنسى العبدّ حظّه من هذه التجارة الرابحة؛ وتشغله بالتجارة الخاسرة» وكفى بذلك عقوبة. والله المستعان.
English reference Hikmah edition, p. 233 (probable match, under “Sins Make a Person Forget Him self or Herself”). The translation is not reproduced here.
ومن عقوباتها: أنها تُزيل النَُم الحاضرة؛ وتقطع النعم الواصلة؛ فتزيل الحاصلّ» وتمنع الواصل. فإنَ نعم الله ما حُفْظ موجودّها بمثل طاعته, ولا استَجلبَ مفقودها بمثل طاعته» فإنَّ ما عنده لا ينال إلا
English reference Hikmah edition, p. 233 (probable match, under “Sins Make a Person Forget Him self or Herself”). The translation is not reproduced here.
Editor’s notes on this page — 4 (3 manuscript variants, 1 explanatory). Their text belongs to the edition's critical apparatus and is not reproduced here; see the printed edition.
Page 248: OCR confidence 55.7% · printed page number verified.