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rain has finished raining and sun comes out of the clouds in west and the air
in the east is full of raindrops, when white light of sun falls on that
atmosphere, a curved line shaded with seven colors appears on the sky in form
of rainbow which is called 'Qows e Qazah' in Arabic. Common people call is
'heavenly swing'. This (semi) circle
is in fact the round reflection of sun.
When the upper portion of this reflection falls on the clear watery surface of
the atmosphere, it looks like an arc of different colors. However, that portion
of the reflection of sun, which falls on the dense surface of earth, it is
hidden and invisible and cannot be seen. Exactly like this, when the Sun of the
Essence
of Lord * Hence,
these two Arcs appeared and were manifested in form of two bows. When the Tajalli
of the Noor
of the Essence
of Allah
Almighty takes place on the Kaamil
Slave of
Allah
Almighty, his Outward
and the Inward
becomes colorful with '(we take our)
color from Allah' (2:138) (Thus,
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river-insurance
, revealed
Itself from the atmosphere of Wahdat to the blinkers of Multiplicity, then half
of these 
and he
flies towards his 
reached
the highest horizon of Rabubiyat. Then, he
approached nearer. Then he
) 'was
(distant) two bows length or seven nearer (53:9)
