the arts or a science from the sciences,

and he spoke according to the measure of his explanatory power and linguistic eloquence,

and he observed the school of his companions and took it before his eye.

And from here the field of exegesis expanded an expansion whose measure is not bounded by a correct bound.

And it included books whose number is neither confined nor counted.

And indeed a party of the exegetes turned toward all of these purposes in their exegeses.

So of them is he who chose the Arabic language

and of them is he who chose the Persian language,

and some of them inclined toward conciseness,

and some of them loved elaboration and prolixity,

and they widened the skirts of science and branched its margins.

And indeed this poor one has been given his share of all these sciences and arts,

and he encompassed most of its foundations and a sound sum of its branches,

and he acquired a sort of verification and independence in every chapter from its chapters

in a way resembling "ijtihad in the school" (upon the terminology of the usulis).

And two other arts or three from the arts of exegesis were cast into my mind from the ocean of divine generosity,

so if you asked me, then I am a student of the Mighty Quran without an intermediary,

just as I am an Uwaisi of the prophetic spirit - upon its owner be a thousand peaces and greetings -

and a beneficiary without an intermediary from the beautiful Kaaba

and affected without it by the greatest prayer.