Part, Chapter

 1    1, 2   |     Watch the face of each one, regard it well,~It may be by serving
 2    1, 3   |       care for loss or gain,~No regard to such an one or such an
 3    1, 3   |      mercies towards us.~Rather regard thy power, for thou hast
 4    1, 3   |     mankind.~If thou neglectest regard and care for it,~Thou wilt
 5    1, 5   |      Prophet teaches us to have regard to means.~The Prophet cried
 6    1, 5   |     oceans or skies!"~"How long regard ye mere form, O form-worshippers?~
 7    1, 8   |       and in this exalted state regard to past and future should
 8    1, 9   |       In its mind is naught but regard to Allah.~Though the secret
 9    2, 6   |      evil befalls you, have due regard;~Regard well him who does
10    2, 6   |   befalls you, have due regard;~Regard well him who does you this
11    2, 7   |         above all such needs. I regard not the words that are spoken,
12    2, 7   |     pure and shining thereby.~I regard not the outside and the
13    2, 7   |        outside and the words,~I regard the inside and the state
14    2, 7   |       compared with his,~Yet in regard to God they are full of
15    2, 17  |        personality a father,~In regard to another person He may
16    3, 5   |  another;~Neglect the foam, and regard the sea with your eyes.~
17    4, 3   |        his own nest. Fools only regard material meat and drink,
18    4, 3   |           Behold them that have regard to the ultimate result, ~
19    4, 3   |         envy. ~Behold them that regard only the present, ~And cast
20    4, 4   |         Prophet said, "O ye who regard only the outside, ~Regard
21    4, 4   |       regard only the outside, ~Regard him not as a youth void
22    4, 4   |        of slender wits. ~We who regard the inside of the world, ~
23    4, 4   |   Therefore these heretics, who regard only externals, ~Have secretly
24    4, 9   |      who had some wit~Said, 'Ye regard only the outward form of
25    5, 3   |         better than the former.~Regard your original state, not
26    5, 6   | imitator is like a deaf man,~In regard to the joy he feigns to
27    5, 6   |     mankind.~If you have sense, regard not in the same way as these~
28    5, 7   |       do us a harm, we ought to regard them only as instruments
29    5, 7   |       grace of Thine;~I have no regard to my own acts.~I set my
30    5, 9   |   weighing the pros and cons in regard to pardoning the courtiers,
31    5, 13  |      explain the mystery of his regard for the old shoes and rags,
32    5, 13  |        like Joseph and Job, and regard it as a blessing, saying
33    6, Prol|         with good and evil,~Yet regard not these; regard rather
34    6, Prol|     evil,~Yet regard not these; regard rather his aspiration.~Though
35    6, Prol|         is a falcon in reality; regard not his outward form.~Adam'
36    6, 2   |        were it~If thou shouldst regard the grieves of unworthy
37    6, 2   |       to it?~Yet Thy bounty had regard to my senseless dust~And
38    6, 5   |  present angry impulse, and had regard to the future, so that the
39    6, 8   |        in his Creator!~When you regard this lord as separate from
40    6, 8   |         God alone is the Qibla; regard not two Qiblas!~If you regard
41    6, 8   |   regard not two Qiblas!~If you regard two you lose the benefit