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14 occurrences of stones across 5 texts in /en/Islam/Mathnavi of Rumi (E.H. Whinfield tr)
| en/Islam/Mathnavi of Rumi (E.H. Whinfield tr)/The Masnavi Vol 6.txt 2 | ||
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| ses Know to be shadows of the architect's thought; Although | stones | and planks and bricks Find no entrance into the sanctuary o |
| in a glass, Our wise old fathers saw long ago though hid in | stones | . But we disobeyed the advice of our father, And rebelled ag |
| en/Islam/Mathnavi of Rumi (E.H. Whinfield tr)/The Masnavi Vol 5.txt 1 | ||
| ou writest with Thy Almighty pen! Through marveling thereat | stones | become as wax. Thou writest the Nun of the brow, the Sad of |
| en/Islam/Mathnavi of Rumi (E.H. Whinfield tr)/The Masnavi Vol 4.txt 6 | ||
| was attended with many miraculous circumstances, e.g., the | stones | in the quarry crying out and moving of themselves to the si |
| tion to the piety of Abraham. Its glory is not derived from | stones | and mortar, But from being built without lust or strife. Ne |
| as lightning. Be like Solomon, so that your demons May dig | stones | for your spiritual edifice. Be like Solomon, free from evil |
| that other inanimate things Without doubt resemble in this | stones | and staves. The obedience of stone and staff is shown to yo |
| itself into two halves in the sky. 7 Or like the trees and | stones | , which in all places Were seen to bow down at the feet of M |
| ll of the same value; Some contain pearls, and others black | stones | . It is needful to discern the bad from the good, Just as mu |
| en/Islam/Mathnavi of Rumi (E.H. Whinfield tr)/The Masnavi Vol 2.txt 4 | ||
| y reflects that borrowed light. Why give your heart to mere | stones | , O simpleton? Go! seek the source of light which shineth al |
| rue colors instead of false, And precious jewels in lieu of | stones | . But what is a jewel? Nay, you will be an ocean of pearls; |
| mny. Zu'l Nun jumped up and drove them away with sticks and | stones | , saying that true friendship would have been manifested in |
| , Through love the Devil becomes a Houri. Through love hard | stones | become soft as butter, Without love soft wax becomes hard i |
| en/Islam/Mathnavi of Rumi (E.H. Whinfield tr)/The Masnavi Vol 3.txt 1 | ||
| succeed to darkness. We admit that ye are weighted as with | stones | , _And that ye have locks upon your ears and your hearts. 4 |