Hikmet (Ali İmran 11, 12, 13. Ayetler)

Help, O حضرت Allah, help, O حضرت Muhammad Mustafa (peace and blessings be upon him), help, O حضرت Ali (may Allah be pleased with him), help, O Gavs Azam Abdul Qadir El Ceylani, help, O Seyid Muhammed Ruhi.

I seek refuge in Allah from the accursed Satan. In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Through the gate of conquest that Allah has granted our master, in this section of the Treatises of Wisdom, if Allah wills, we pray for an answer, a truth, a wisdom against our own selves, this ego, and Satan, using the words of verses 11, 12, and 13 of Surah Ali Imran. As the name suggests, the

Treatise of Wisdom is a moment when minds should be closed, and hearts should be opened. For rational states cannot comprehend this explanation, just as the journey of حضرت Musa and Khidr (peace and blessings be upon them)

cannot be understood by sound reason, rational thought, or intellect; we cannot comprehend many parts of it. As we stated in the Treatise on Jihad, O people of faith... We are in need of heartfelt affection and a struggle of the heart, we are in need of tears, we are in need of the Prophet on our prayer mats.

We carry a self and a devil within us, we are with a Pharaoh. It is time to come to our senses, to transform our hearts back to their essence. In this time frame in which we intend to be, the truths contained within

these verses of the Quran point to the people of disbelief, saying, "This self is infidel, this devil is infidel." Therefore, let us put aside this world, let us put aside this world. We are travelers on the path to the hereafter. We came and we are going. Time is running out, almost over. With the truth of the heart, with the wisdom of the heart, with these verses of the Quran, let us