• In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.

  • Praise be to Allah, the Effuser of lights, the Opener of insights, the Discloser of secrets, and the Raiser of veils.

  • And blessings be upon Muhammad, the light of lights, the master of the righteous, the beloved of the Almighty, and the herald of the Forgiving,

  • and the warner of the Subduer, the suppressor of the disbelievers, the exposer of the wicked, and upon his family and his pure and chosen companions.

  • Furthermore, you have asked me, O noble brother—may Allah have destined you for the pursuit of supreme happiness and chosen you for the ascent to the highest peak,

  • and may He have brightened your insight with the light of Truth and purged your inner self of all but the Truth—to impart to you the secrets of the divine lights,

  • joined with what the outer meanings of the recited verses and the narrated traditions point toward, such as His saying, Exalted is He:

  • "Allah is the Light of the heavens and the earth" [An-Nur: 35]. And the meaning of His likening that to the niche, the glass, the lamp, the oil, and the tree,

  • along with his saying, peace and blessings of Allah be upon him: "Indeed, Allah has seventy thousand veils of light and darkness; were He to lift them, the splendors of His Face would burn everyone upon whom His gaze fell."

  • You have reached a difficult ascent with your question, below the summits of which the aspirations of the eyes of the observers fall short,

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