Part, Chapter

 1    1, 5 |       are renewed, 16~Yet we are ignorant of this renewing forever
 2    1, 8 |       faults?"~Faults seem so to ignorant creatures,~Not in the sight
 3    1, 9 |          We used to be on earth, ignorant of tho earth,~Ignorant of
 4    1, 9 |           ignorant of tho earth,~Ignorant of the treasure buried within
 5    1, 16|        pure one,~Thou art wholly ignorant of hidden mysteries.~If
 6    2, 1 |        owner of the ass, who was ignorant of this transaction, shared
 7    2, 1 |          the dead.~For he who is ignorant misuses the instrument ;~
 8    2, 2 |       Whoso seeks Him without is ignorant of Him.~Come, then, into
 9    2, 5 |         Zu'l Nun appeared to his ignorant friends to be mad, and they
10    2, 7 |        it complains;~So art thou ignorant, thy ass makes thee asinine.~
11    2, 8 |          from him;~But he who is ignorant and without sympathy,~However
12    3, 2 |       your door. As for me, I am ignorant of all but Allah, and, moreover,
13    3, 13|           He builds a boat! What ignorant folly is this!"~The arguments
14    4, 1 |        chill or mild, ~He is not ignorant nor absent, O mean one. ~
15    4, 2 | instruction.~When you say, "I am ignorant; O teach me,"~Such open
16    4, 2 |         s ark.~Would he had been ignorant of craft as a babe!~Then
17    4, 2 |     water is near.~Make yourself ignorant, be submissive, and then~
18    4, 6 |        fell into the hands of an ignorant old woman. This old woman
19    4, 6 |          house so fleetin!~I was ignorant of the treasure hidden beneath
20    5, 6 |          imitated his Shaikh.~An ignorant youth entered an assembly
21    5, 6 |        After he had wept in this ignorant way for some time he made
22    5, 6 |         too wept like him.' Your ignorant and mere imitative weeping
23    5, 6 |        Allah. Fools like you are ignorant of the motive and design
24    5, 6 |       these mirrors, are utterly ignorant that they are really being
25    5, 6 |      like the others,~He is then ignorant of the subject of their
26    5, 10|        seek is rare.~But you are ignorant of the force of the divine
27    6, 5 |       ask this only to edify the ignorant.~The ills of fortune and
28    6, 6 |       times,~For the soul of the ignorant is pledged to misfortune.~
29    6, 6 |          misfortune.~Because the ignorant man is ashamed of a master,~
30    6, 9 |       language,~The "raw" man is ignorant of the birds' meaning.~He