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SERMON 100


About the vicissitudes of time

He (Allah) is the First before every first and the
Last after every last. His Firstness necessitates that there is no (other) first before
Him and His Lastness necessitates that there is no other last after Him. I do stand
witness that there is no god but Allah both openly as well as secretly, with heart as well
as with tongue.

O' people, do not commit the crime of opposing me,
do not be seduced into disobeying me and do not wink at each other with eyes when you hear
me. By Allah, Who germinates the seed and blows the wind, whatever I convey to you is from
the Prophet. Neither the conveyor (of Allah's message, i.e. the Prophet) lied nor the
hearer misunderstood.

Well, it is as though I see a misguided man(1) who is shouting in Syria (ash-Sham) and has put his banners in the
out-skirt of Kufah. When his mouth would be fully opened, his recalcitrance would become
intense and his steps on earth would become heavy (and tyrannical) then the disorder (so
created) would cut the people with its teeth and war would rage with (all) its waves, days
would become severe and night full of toil. So when the crops grows and stands on stalks,
its foam shoots forth and its lightning shines, the banners of misguiding rebellion would
fire up and shoot forth like darkening night and surging sea. This and how many other
storms would rend Kufah and gales would sweep over it, and shortly heads would clash with
heads, the standing crop would be harvested and the harvest would be smashed.
(1).
Some people have taken this to refer to Muawiyah and others to Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan.
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Forward to Sermon 101.

Back to Sermon 99.

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