بخش 33 - عکس تعظیم پیغام سلیمان در دل بلقیس از صورت حقیر هدهد

How reverence for the message of Solomon, on whom be peace, was reflected in the heart of Bilqís from the despicable form of the hoopoe.

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رحمت صد تو بر آن بلقیس باد
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رحمت صد تو بر آن بلقیس باد
که خدایش عقل صد مرده بداد

Hundredfold mercy be on that Bilqís to whom God gave the intellect of a hundred men!

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هدهدی نامه بیاورد و نشان
از سلیمان چند حرفی با بیان

A hoopoe brought the letter with the (royal) sign-manual from Solomon—a few eloquent words.

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خواند او آن نکته‌های با شمول
با حقارت ننگرید اندر رسول

(When) she read those pregnant sayings, she did not look with contempt on the messenger.

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جسم هدهد دید و جان عنقاش دید
حس چو کفی دید و دل دریاش دید

Her eye saw him as a hoopoe, (but) her spirit saw him as the ‘Anqá; her senses saw him as a fleck of foam, (but) her heart saw him as the sea.

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عقل با حس زین طلسمات دو رنگ
چون محمد با ابوجهلان به جنگ

Because of these two-coloured (diverse) talismans (appearance and reality) the intellect is at war with the senses, as Mohammed with the likes of Abú Jahl.

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کافران دیدند احمد را بشر
چون ندیدند از وی انشق القمر

The infidels regarded Ahmad (Mohammed) as (only) a man, since they did not see in him (the Prophetic nature which was manifested by the miracle) the moon was cleft asunder.

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خاک زن در دیدهٔ حس‌بین خویش
دیدهٔ حس دشمن عقلست و کیش

Throw dust on your sense-perceiving eye: the sensuous eye is the enemy of intellect and religion.

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دیدهٔ حس را خدا اعماش خواند
بت‌پرستش گفت و ضد ماش خواند

God has called the sensuous eye blind; He has said that it is an idolater and our foe,

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زانک او کف دید و دریا را ندید
زانک حالی دید و فردا را ندید

Because it saw the foam and not the sea, because it saw the present and not to-morrow.

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خواجهٔ فردا و حالی پیش او
او نمی‌بیند ز گنجی جز تسو

The master of to-morrow and of the present (is) before it; (yet) of a (whole) treasure it sees not (even) a groat.

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ذره‌ای زان آفتاب آرد پیام
آفتاب آن ذره را گردد غلام

(If) a mote bring a message from yonder Sun, the sun would become a slave to that mote.

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قطره‌ای کز بحر وحدت شد سفیر
هفت بحر آن قطره را باشد اسیر

The drop that has become an envoy from the Sea of Unity— the seven seas would be captive to that drop.

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گر کف خاکی شود چالاک او
پیش خاکش سر نهد افلاک او

If a handful of earth become His courier, His heavens will lay their heads (in homage) before His earth.

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خاک آدم چونک شد چالاک حق
پیش خاکش سر نهند املاک حق

When the earth of Adam became God's courier, God's angels laid their heads (in worship) before His earth.

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السماء انشقت آخر از چه بود
از یکی چشمی که خاکیی گشود

Wherefore (was it), pray, that heaven was rent asunder? Because of one (spiritual) eye that an earthly creature opened.

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خاک از دردی نشیند زیر آب
خاک بین کز عرش بگذشت از شتاب

Earth, from its grossness, settles beneath water; (but) see how earth has sped beyond the empyrean!

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آن لطافت پس بدان کز آب نیست
جز عطای مبدع وهاب نیست

Know, then, that the subtlety (of water) is not (derived) from the water: ’tis only the gift of the Bounteous Originator.

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گر کند سفلی هوا و نار را
ور ز گل او بگذراند خار را

If He make air and fire low (in place), and if He let the thorn surpass the rose,

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حاکمست و یفعل الله ما یشا
کو ز عین درد انگیزد دوا

He is the Ruler and (the One who said) God doeth what He willeth: from the very self of pain He raises the remedy.

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گر هوا و نار را سفلی کند
تیرگی و دردی و ثفلی کند

If He make air and fire low (in place), and make (them assume the qualities of) darkness and grossness and heaviness,

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ور زمین و آب را علوی کند
راه گردون را به پا مطوی کند

And if He make earth and water high (in place), and make the path of heaven (to be) traversed by foot—

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پس یقین شد که تعز من تشا
خاکیی را گفت پرها بر گشا

Then it has become certain that Thou exaltest whomso Thou wilt: He (God) said to an earthly creature, “Unfold thy wings.”

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آتشی را گفت رو ابلیس شو
زیر هفتم خاک با تلبیس شو

To the creature of fire He said, “Go, become Iblís: begone under the Seventh Earth with (thy) imposture!

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آدم خاکی برو تو بر سها
ای بلیس آتشی رو تا ثری

O earthly Adam, go thou above (the star) Suhá; O fiery Iblís, go to (the bottom of) the Earth.

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چار طبع و علت اولی نیم
در تصرف دایما من باقیم

I am not the four temperaments or the first cause, I am ever remaining in (absolute) control.

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کار من بی علتست و مستقیم
هست تقدیرم نه علت ای سقیم

My action is uncaused and upright (independent): I have (the power of) predetermination, (I have) no cause, O infirm one.

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عادت خود را بگردانم بوقت
این غبار از پیش بنشانم بوقت

I alter My custom at the time (I choose): at the time (I will) I lay the dust (that rises) in front.

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بحر را گویم که هین پر نار شو
گویم آتش را که رو گلزار شو

I say to the sea, ‘Hark, be full of fire!’ I say to the fire, ‘Go, be a rose-garden!’

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کوه را گویم سبک شو همچو پشم
چرخ را گویم فرو در پیش چشم

I say to the mountain, ‘Be light as wool!’ I say to heaven, ‘Be rent asunder before the eye!’

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گویم ای خورشید مقرون شو به ماه
هر دو را سازم چو دو ابر سیاه

I say, ‘O sun, be joined to the moon!’ I make them both like two black clouds.

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چشمهٔ خورشید را سازیم خشک
چشمهٔ خون را به فن سازیم مشک

We make dry the fountain of the sun: by Our art We turn into musk the fountain of blood.”

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آفتاب و مه چو دو گاو سیاه
یوغ بر گردن ببنددشان اله

Sun and moon (shall be) like two black oxen: God will fasten a yoke upon their necks.

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