بخش 113 - در بیان آنک نادر افتد کی مریدی در مدعی مزور اعتقاد بصدق ببندد کی او کسی است و بدین اعتقاد به مقامی برسد کی شیخش در خواب ندیده باشد و آب و آتش او را گزند نکند و شیخش را گزند کند ولیکن بنادر نادر

Explaining how it may happen, (though) rarely, that a disciple sincerely puts his faith in a false impostor (and believes) that he is a (holy) personage, and by means of this faith attains unto a (spiritual) degree which his Shaykh has never (even) dreamed of, and (then) fire and water do him no hurt, though they hurt his Shaykh; but this occurs very seldom.

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لیک نادر طالب آید کز فروغ
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لیک نادر طالب آید کز فروغ
در حق او نافع آید آن دروغ

But exceptionally comes (the case of) a disciple to whom, because of his (spiritual) illumination, that falsehood (of the impostor) is beneficial.

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او به قصد نیک خود جایی رسد
گرچه جان پنداشت و آن آمد جسد

He, by his goodly purpose, attains unto a (high) degree, although he fancied (the impostor to be) soul, and that (soul) proved to be (only) body.

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چون تحری در دل شب قبله را
قبله نی و آن نماز او روا

(It is) like trying to find the qibla in the heart (depth) of night: the qibla is not (found), but his (the seeker's) prayer is valid.

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مدعی را قحط جان اندر سرست
لیک ما را قحط نان بر ظاهرست

The impostor has a dearth of soul within, but we have a dearth of bread without.

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ما چرا چون مدعی پنهان کنیم
بهر ناموس مزور جان کنیم

Why should we conceal (our poverty) like the impostor and suffer agony for the sake of false reputation?”

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