Qasida Mental Feats

Mountains of Gold were unable to tempt him (Chapter 3:3)
Lofty mountains tried, to tempt him with turning to gold, But he showed them the height of his own loftiness!

His needs never led to sin, and the world couldn't tempt him (Chapter 3:4-5)
His dire neediness only strengthened his detachment; neediness like his never leads to transgression. How could need tempt him with worldliness, when but for him The world would not have emerged from non-existence?

No one is more true than him (Chapter 3:7)
Our Prophet, who commands and who forbids; None is more true than him in saying “yes” or “no”.

He was very knowledgeable and noble, the other prophets cannot compare (Chapter 3:10)
He excelled the other Prophets in form and qualities; Their knowledge and nobility did not come near his.

His knowledge is a miracle, as he was illiterate and had little education (Chapter 8:22)
The erudition of an unlettered one is miracle enough in an Age of Ignorance, as is an orphan’s education.