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Payam-e Mashriq by Allama Iqbal, in translations by M. Hadi Husain

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غزل شمارهٔ 35مثل آئینه مشو محو جمال دگران

Do not be like a mirror, which is taken up with others’ beauty. Cast away the thought of others from your mind.

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غزل شمارهٔ 36جهان عشق نه میری نه سروری داند

No lordship and no mastership does the world of Love know. It is enough that it knows how to serve.

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غزل شمارهٔ 37خواجه ئی نیست که چون بنده پرستارش نیست

There is no master who does not adore Him like a slave. There is no slave who, if he were a master, would not bid for Him.

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غزل شمارهٔ 38بیا که بلبل شوریده نغمه پرداز است

Come, for the love-mad nightingale is busy singing songs. The tulip-bride is all bewitchery and grace.

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غزل شمارهٔ 39خاکیم و تند سیر مثال ستاره‌ایم

We are mere dust, but planet-like we swiftly move, and seek the shore of this blue sea.

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غزل شمارهٔ 40عرب از سرشک خونم همه لاله‌زار بادا

O may Arabia become a tulip-field, thanks to my tears of blood. May Ajam, which has lost its fragrance, find a new spring in my breath!

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غزل شمارهٔ 41نظر تو همه تقصیر و خرد کوتاهی

Your seeing is all error, your wisdom all defect. You never will get anywhere except through revelation.

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غزل شمارهٔ 42سر خوش از بادهٔ تو خم شکنی نیست که نیست

There is no breaker of wine-jars not merrily drunk with your wine. There is no sweet-tongued poet who has not sucked rapture at your ruby-tinted lips.

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غزل شمارهٔ 43اگرچه زیب سرش افسر و کلاهی نیست

Although he does not wear a crown or diadem, the beggar in Your street is no less than a king.

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غزل شمارهٔ 44شعله در آغوش دارد عشق بی پروای من

My love in its abandon has a live flame in its arms. My sterile wisdom cannot raise a single spark.

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غزل شمارهٔ 45بتان تازه تراشیده‌ای دریغ از تو

O you have carved new images, Alas! You have not dug into your inner self, Alas!

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A Message to the West

بخش 1پیام

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An Assemblage in the Other World

بخش 5صحبت رفتگان (در عالم بالا)

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Nietzsche

بخش 6نیچه

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Einstein

بخش 7حکیم اینشتین

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Byron

بخش 8بایرن

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Jalal and Hegel

بخش 10جلال و هگل

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Dialogue Between Auguste Comte and the Labourer

بخش 12محاوره ما بین حکیم فرانسوی اوگوست کنت و مرد مزدور

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Hegel

بخش 13هگل

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The Wine-Shop of the West

بخش 16میخانهٔ فرنگ

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Dialogue Between Lenin and Kaiser Wilhelm

بخش 17موسیولینن و قیصر ولیم

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Poets

بخش 19شعرا

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The Tavern of the West

بخش 20خرابات فرنگ

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Division Between the Capitalist and the Labourer

بخش 22قسمت‌نامهٔ سرمایه‌دار و مزدور

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The Labourer’s Song

بخش 23نوای مزدور

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Trifles - The pearl is used to the ways of the sea

بخش 2دردانه ادا شناس دریاست

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Trifles - The reed-pen, being hollow, makes a noise

بخش 3کلک را ناله از تهی مغزی است

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Trifles - Sweet is the time of Spring

بخش 4گل گفت که عیش نو بهاری خوشتر

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Trifles - Three things make your vision better

بخش 6چشم را بینائی افزاید سه چیز

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Trifles - If you do not possess the power to forgive

بخش 8طاقت عفو در تو نیست اگر

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Trifles - Do not speak to me of his sensitive, fine mind

بخش 9از نزاکتهای طبع موشکاف او مپرس

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Trifles - In this world either be a hill-stream

بخش 10در جهان مانند جوی کوهسار

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Trifles - O you who plucked a rose

بخش 11ایکه گل چیدی منال از نیش خار

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Trifles - Do not apply a hair-dye

بخش 12مزن وسمه بر ریش و ابروی خویش

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Trifles - Love has no use for those who do not dare

بخش 13ندارد کار با دون همتان عشق

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Trifles - The poet’s product is not saleable

بخش 14نقد شاعر در خور بازار نیست

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Trifles - How nice a thing it were

بخش 15چه خوش بودی اگر مرد نکویی

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Trifles - I am one who has walked around the Harem

بخش 16منم که طوف حرم کرده ام بتی به کنار

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