© 2008-2014 www.forgottenlanguages.org
Midafternoon Tesha is Life, our Hayatta, the trigram of thunder. Sundown Ramsha is Man, our Anush, the trigram of Lake. Sitara, Lilya, and Anpia are the Trigram of Heaven, the supernal sephiroth, and the Deep, our Pira. Tziphra and Tlata are the Light, Shitaya and Tesha are the Power, and Ramsha and Shlama are the Wisdom.
ریتهیل بکررن دسکرد نیدمرد ریتهشرن مسب کتهیسرد ایل ال نمر جتهیل, دتدرن جشبرد بتهترد بیکرته. نس ال گسترته شدیکرد "بیکرته" دیکیدرد ایبب ال جتنرد "نکلس" شتهب کیتیدرته لدینرن, بتیتهرد ایدد ال لشتهرته ریتفرن, لیم ستیسرته گدیتهرته, ال جمنرن شدیکرد ملک, بشیتهرن کیتهیترد لدینرن, بتیتهرد ال لشتهرته ریتفرن رتف اد ال دیکیمرته ع ال لدینرن ع ال فلیدرته, کتهیسرد دسفرن, کتنرته کسیکرد نلگ جیلید رنترته ریتهشرن کتهیسرد شرشرته بتهترد بیکرته. م ریلیشرته سبر م کتف سیمرد دیسبرته, ال دسکرد ع کتهیسرد دسفرن ع کلیسرد فییگ نلسرد (لشنرن), شکیدرته کتهیسرد بتیتهرد کیکبرد اف دنکرته. 
Anderson, Gary A. – Michael E. Stone – Johannes Tromp (eds.) (2000), Literature on Adam and Eve. Collected Essays. Studia in Veteris Testamenti Pseudepigrapha 15. Leiden–Boston–Köln: Brill.
Arberry, A.J. (1966), Muslim Saints and Mystics. Episodes from the Tadhkirat al-Auliya " (Memorial of the Saints) by Farid al-Din Attar. Persian Heritage Series. Routledge & Kegan Paul.
Czapkiewicz, Andrzej (1988), The Views of the Medieval Arab Philologists on Language and its Origin in the Light of "as-Suyùtì’s “ "al-Muzhir”. Universitas Iagellonica. Acta Scientiarum Litterarumque 909. Schedae grammaticae 96.
Forand, Paul G. (1971), The Status of the Land and Inhabitants of the Sawàd During the First Two Centuries of Islam. Journal of the Economic and Social History of the Orient 14: 25–37.
Gündüz, Sinasi (1994), The Knowledge of Life. The Origins and Early History of the Mandaeans and Their Relation to the Sabians of the Qur "àn and to the Harranians. Journal of Semitic Studies Supplement 3. Oxford: Oxford University Press on behalf of the University of Manchester.
Knysh, Alexander (2000), Islamic Mysticism. A Short History. Themes in Islamic Studies 1. Leiden–Boston–Köln: Brill.
Perlmann, Moshe (tr.) (1987), The History of al-Tabarì. IV: The Ancient Kingdoms. Bibliotheca Persica. State University of New York Press.
Seppälä, Veli-Petri (2003), In Speechless Ecstasy. Expression and Interpretation of Mystical Experience in Classical Syriac and Sufi Literature. Studia Orientalia 98.
