He who does not know himself cannot attain mercy. He who does not recognize mercy cannot come to his senses. With his tiny mind, he has become a hostage within life itself. He assumes that he has poured mercy upon all realms. But man must seek the remedy for his pain within his own temperament. One’s essence reveals one’s self. Those who take refuge in the shadow of Allah are the muttaqīn (the God-conscious); even if the heavens and the earth were to merge, they would never turn away from the truth. They know that the life of this world is nothing but a fleeting benefit. Their hearts are always filled with truth. They do not boast. They do not compare. They live only in accordance with Allah's commands, and in that state, they return to the Truth. If the color of a man's skin changes, yet his thoughts do not, so it is with human nature—unchanging. The path appears like Paradise to those who think their skill is their own doing. There are wars in the world, There are peaces. The oppressed die. Cries of victory echo. And still, mankind continues on as if nothing has happened. Such is his nature. Those who cling to their ego but drift far from their soul are those who do not know themselves. He who knows himself, knows his limits. He is not among those who transgress them. These are words of interpretation. One day, these too shall come to an end. True wisdom lies in what is understood. The fault is not in the one who speaks, But in those whose hearts remain closed. They are the ones who chase after worldly life. The true purpose is to live with meaning. A life without Allah and without the Book is in vain. With peace and prayers… Like the grace of birds in flight.