Rumi: If for the Faith thou bear’st thy wealth, it then The Prophet says, is pure to righteous men.

If for the Faith thou bear’st thy wealth, it then The Prophet says, is pure to r — Rumi

If for the Faith thou bear’st thy wealth, it then The Prophet says, is pure to righteous men.

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