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Alternative sources for this sermon
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(1) Al-Mufid, al-Jamal, 217;
(2) al-Waqidi, al-Jamal, see al-Mufid, op. cit.; (3) al-Dinawari, al-'Akhbar, 151; (4) Ibn Qutaybah, `Uyun, I, 217; (5) al-Mas`udi, Muruj, II, 368; (6) Ibn `Abd Rabbih, al-`Iqd, II, 169. |
Your earth is close to the sea and away from the sky. Your wits have become light and your minds are full of folly. You are the aim of the archer, a morsel for the eater and an easy prey for the hunter.
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