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 1    1, 5   |         hand of a slave,~The slave knows his meaning without being
 2    1, 9   |            one.~True, the Gardener knows the difference even in autumn,~
 3    1, 10  |          man,~Understand me! Allah knows the truth.~O 'Ali, out of
 4    1, 17  |         not haste.~Be patient, God knows what is best.~:~
 5    2, 8   |        drink," 2~Be athirst! Allah knows what is best for you.~Seek
 6    2, 18  |           of us waterfowl,~The sea knows full well our language.~
 7    2, 18  |          the thirsty ache;~When he knows not that it unlocks the
 8    3, 5   |      choose, ~For the man of faith knows not how to choose.~Thus,
 9    3, 7   |            the truly spiritual man knows the truth.~Knowledge or
10    3, 9   |           from the elect? ~Yea, he knows them, yet conceals it by
11    3, 12  |      travels with the heart. ~What knows the heart of road and stages? ~
12    3, 13  |       possible ~Save hope, and God knows what is best."~Probability
13    3, 16  |          thereof,~But who save God knows His essence? 1~No one knows
14    3, 16  |        knows His essence? 1~No one knows the very essence of God'
15    3, 16  |            by similitudes.~A child knows naught of the nature of
16    3, 16  |           child;~So that the child knows the matter by a similitude,~
17    3, 16  |            a similitude,~Though he knows not its essence or actual
18    3, 16  |         know of the elephant?~What knows a fly of the motions of
19    3, 16  |        when God says in one place "knows them," ~In another He says, "
20    3, 16  |          In another He says, "None knows them beside me." ~For in
21    3, 16  | overshadowing, 3 ~And none but God knows them by actual experience. ~
22    3, 17  |           still drinks on, and God knows what is right. ~O lover,
23    4, 1   |           worthy of dominion, ~Who knows every wind that blows upon
24    4, 2   |          For he who is a just king knows everything,~And is safe
25    4, 2   |          Whoso is wise and prudent knows this,~That cleverness comes
26    4, 4   |           he returns to himself he knows not a word of it. ~Seeing
27    4, 4   |       possible. ~Keep silence; God knows the right way!~This is followed
28    4, 5   |          namely, who is half wise,~Knows the wise man to be the light
29    4, 5   |         and quits the wise man.~He knows nothing of the way, great
30    4, 6   |          is gain. ~Even as one who knows of a treasure hid in a ruined
31    4, 6   |          they are transitory? ~How knows the rain the transitory
32    5, 6   |      compliment to them, though he knows not the subject of their
33    5, 6   |          of the winds;~What, then, knows the gnat of the savor of
34    5, 6   |           is annulled;~What, then, knows he transitory of the Eternal?~
35    5, 13  |     informed of their case, for He knows all; nor to be reminded
36    6, Prol|          soul is knowledge,~He who knows most is most full of soul.~
37    6, Prol|           the mark of soul,~He who knows most has the strongest soul.~
38    6, 3   |            empty;"~How can one who knows the truth say that?~These
39    6  (8) |              and the Hadis, "Whoso knows himself knows his Lord." ~
40    6  (8) |        Hadis, "Whoso knows himself knows his Lord." ~
41    6, 9   |            is the true Solomon who knows the birds' language,~A demon,
42    6, 9   |        bowing down before Thee.~He knows of none on whom to rely