ornaments approach all those ignorant.
When it becomes hot and its flame shoots up, it becomes (like) an old woman without a husband, gray-haired, (who) cuts her hair, disguise unpleasantly for smelling and kissing.
Then he said: “What is in hearts stirs up wars. A great affair is moved by a small one.”
Then he quoted as an example the poet’s saying:
The small may be added to the great, but the stallion is of the young camel.
Date palms are destroyed by palm shoots.
With this we will end our talk about Imam al-Hasan’s travel to Damascus and his debates in it.