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 1    1, 3   |           soul's awakening.~Every night Thou freest our spirits
 2    1, 3   |           as rased tablets.~Every night spirits are released from
 3    1, 3   |    lording it nor lorded over.~At night prisoners are unaware of
 4    1, 3   |       unaware of their prison,~At night kings are unaware of their
 5    1, 3   |     affairs of the world, day and night,~Like a pen in the directing
 6    1, 5   |         light from thee.~But when night veils those colors from
 7    1, 5   |           of reason and sense.~At night there is no light, and colors
 8    1, 5   |        its opposite, darkness.~At night no colors are visible, for
 9    1, 7   |         How shall I be other than night without His day?~Without
10    1, 8   |           was in heaven. The same night a divine voice came to '
11    1, 8   |         His prayer failed on "the night of the early morning halt."~
12    1, 8   |        noon.~On that, his wedding night, in presence of his bride,~
13    1  (1) |                               The night of his marriage with Safiyya. ~
14    1, 9   |          this linked pair~Day and night are ever at variance and
15    1, 9   |       like a sun,~He desires only night like to a veil!~If his thorn
16    1, 14  |          the mystery, "I was last night a Kurd,~And this morning
17    1, 14  |             This mystery of "last night" and "this morning"~Leads
18    1  (2) |           and, after spending the night in prayer, found himself
19    1, 15  |         was athirst many days,~By night I slept not for the burning
20    1, 15  |      assembled before us." 7~When night returns and 'tis the time
21    1, 16  |           brings forth a rose.~So night cancels the business of
22    1, 16  |         becomes inanimate.~Again, night is cancelled by the light
23    2, 1   |           where he put up for the night, and strictly enjoined his
24    2, 1   |          poor animal remained all night without water or food. Consequently
25    2, 1   |         where they halted for the night, they sold the ass to a
26    2, 1   |    current alike;~The world was a night, and we travelers in the
27    2, 1   |           the saints,~Eye-closing night that of their hidden secrets.~
28    2  (1) |           the daylight and by the night thy, Lord hath not forsaken
29    2, 1   |          Again, the words "by the night" mean Muhammad's veiling,~
30    2, 1   |          on high~Into that body's night, it said, "He hath not forsaken
31    2  (2) |       Koran vi. 76: "And when the night overshadowed Abraham, he
32    2, 7   |     causes, like eyes that pierce night;~But thou, who art dependent
33    2, 10  |    weariness and sleeplessness by night!~Lo! God of His bounty and
34    2, 10  |          That I may not sleep all night like the cattle,~God in
35    2  (4) |    noonday brightness, and by the night when it darkeneth, thy Lord
36    2, 11  |         track of the falcon.~That night, as ho lay asleep, he heard
37    2, 11  |         The caravan moves on, and night approaches.~Your goods lie
38    2, 11  |         some truth.~Truth is the "night of power " 4 hidden amongst
39    2, 11  |           try the spirit of every night.~Not every night is that
40    2, 11  |         of every night.~Not every night is that of power, O youth,~
41    2, 11  |           youth,~Nor yet is every night quite void of power.~In
42    2  (4) |                               The night on which the Koran was revealed. ~
43    2, 16  |           censure me,~What, seems night to you is broad day to me;~
44    2, 16  |            Though I talk half the night I am superior to you;' ~
45    2, 16  |          And again, 'Fear not the night; here am I, your kinsman.' ~
46    3, 1   |           that all thy mouths ~By night and by day may be raising
47    3, 1   |       contraries; ~When day dawns night takes flight. ~When the
48    3, 1   |         am I" 4.~~That person one night was crying, "O Allah!" ~
49    3, 2   |         wolf, even on the darkest night. The townsman replied, "
50    3, 5   |         of foam rise from the sea night and day,~You look at the
51    3, 7   |          who used to pray day and night, saying, "Thou hast created
52    3, 12  |           day he traveled, and by night prayed,~His eyes were always
53    3, 17  |          drop like the earth. ~At night I boil on the fire like
54    3, 18  |          which none could sleep a night and live. Some said it was
55    4, 1   |           shall behold it." 1 One night, as he was wandering through
56    4, 2   |           kingdom of eternity.~At night that king would sleep on
57    4, 3   |          the Prophet, "I pass the night in the presence of my Lord,
58    4, 6   |         arbitrament of fire.~Last night a Sunni said, "The world
59    4, 6   |            The Bringer of day and night, the Sustainer of men?' ~
60    4, 7   |     prerogative to give life. The night which is made dark as pitch
61    5, 1   |         locked him in. During the night the infidel felt very unwell
62    5, 1   |        day, and tear to pieces by night.~How can God listen to such
63    5, 6   |         the day dawns from heaven night flees away;~What, then,
64    5, 8   |          he ordered them to go by night and break open that chamber
65    5, 8   |         to the chamber of Ayaz at night, and broke open the door,
66    5, 13  |       makes it cling to the murky night.~Just so 'tis your idea
67    6, Prol|         the full moon on a bright night cease shining~Because of
68    6, 1   |        slave and the girl, but at night substituted for the girl
69    6, 1   |         the bridegroom passed the night in quarrelling with his
70    6, 1   |          footstep in his house at night, and at once struck a light;
71    6, 2   |         tradition, "When half the night has passed Allah will descend
72    6, 4   |          as degrees of ascension.~Night after night that mentor
73    6, 4   |         of ascension.~Night after night that mentor taught him grades
74    6, 5   |          of the universe.~Day and night you are eagerly asking for
75    6, 6   |          again, half day and half night.~The abasement and exaltation
76    6, 7   |         proposed to eat them that night. To this the other two refused
77    6, 7   |          strictly on the previous night, had commanded him to eat
78    6, 7   |      Ghazni and some robbers. One night, when walking about the
79    6, 7   |         that when he saw a man at night he could recognize him without
80    6, 7   |           seen in the darkness of night at once knew him, and said
81    6, 7   |         he had previously seen by night; for he appealed to the
82    6, 7   |         had once seen a person at night,~Recognized him without
83    6, 7   |         to recognize that king at night,~And dwelt lovingly on his
84    6, 7   |        his face, like the moon at night.~Now, therefore, I will
85    6, 7   |         the King of kings.~In the night of this world, when the
86    6, 8   | assistance from him; and the same night the Prefect appeared to
87    6, 9   |             Or if she said, "Last night the victuals were boiled,"~
88    6, 9   |         him to pay her a visit at night. While the Qazi was sitting
 
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