Part, Chapter

 1    2, 1 | blindly imitating unprofitable conduct~Is that men cast away honor
 2    2, 16|       there lived a Sufi whose conduct gave just offence to the
 3    2, 16|      which rules such an one s conduct, is its own evidence.~The
 4    3, 12|        Daquqi was appointed to conduct their devotions. While he
 5    4, 1 |       modesty and rectitude of conduct. To this the Sufi replied,
 6    5, 1 |        bewailed his own filthy conduct. The Prophet consoled him,
 7    5, 8 |    because they judge of their conduct by the light of their own
 8    5, 8 |     has spun himself The hug's conduct in this did not betoken
 9    5, 9 |       to the wickedness of his conduct, and be went to a holy man
10    6, 7 |        service of God and good conduct that gains its end.~'Tis