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 1    2, 7 |        No need to turn to the Ka'ba when one is in it,~And
 2    2, 8 |     you cannot journey to the Ka'ba,~Represent your helplessness
 3    2, 10|       At dawn I start for the Ka'ba."~Quoth the Sage, "What
 4    2, 10|     than circumambulating the Ka'ba;~And as for the dirhams,
 5    2, 10|      be His house.~Though the Ka'ba is the house of His grace
 6    2, 10| circumambulated the veritable Ka'ba.~To serve me is to worship
 7    2, 10|       Beloved once called the Ka'ba 'My house,'~But has said
 8    2, 10|   Bayazid, you have found the Ka'ba,~You have found a hundred
 9    2, 16|      one goes barefoot to the Ka'ba,~Whilst another faints
10    4, 2 |      The heart travels to the Ka'ba every moment,~And by
11    4, 2 |      was at last found in the Ka'ba and restored to his grandfather.~
12    4, 2 |      Most Remote Temple."~The Ka'ba, whose renown waxes greater
13    6, 3 |   none of them ever say, "The Ka'ba is empty;"~How can one