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حکایت / Anecdote
متن و ترجمه / Text and Translation
| بأکافی یکی گفت ای سرافراز | ز معراج نبی رمزی بگو باز |
| Someone said to Ba-Kafi, 'O exalted one, Tell us a secret again about the Prophet's ascension. | |
| بیان کن سر معراجش که چون بود | بگفت او هم درون و هم برون بود |
| Explain the mystery of his ascension, how it was.' He replied, 'He was both inner and outer. | |
| یکی بد ذات او در بود آنجا | یقین می دید او معبود آنجا |
| His essence was one and was within there; With certainty, he saw the Worshipped One there. | |
| مکانش در حقیقت لامکان بود | چرا کاندر عیان او جان جان بود |
| His place, in truth, was the placeless; For in his clear vision, he was the soul of the soul. | |
| همه او بود لیکن در حقیقت | شد او خاموش و دم زد از شریعت |
| All was Him, but in truth, He became silent and spoke of the Sharia (Divine Law). | |
| تو هم گر واقف اسرار گردی | ز شرعش لایق دیدار گردی |
| If you too become aware of the secrets, Through his Law you will become worthy of the vision. | |
| بقدر خود توانی دید جانان | یکی گردی تو با توحید خوانان |
| According to your own capacity, you can see the Beloved; You will become one with those who sing of divine unity. | |
| قدم از شرع او بیرون منه باز | کزو گردی مگر تو صاحب راز |
| Do not step outside his Law again, So that through it you might become a possessor of the secret. | |
| ولی بر قدر هر کس راز باید | نمودن تا دری او را گشاید |
| But the secret must be revealed according to each person's capacity, So that a door may be opened for them.' | |
| زهی عطار کز نور محمد | شدی مسعود و منصور و مؤید |
| Bravo, Attar, for from the light of Muhammad, You have become fortunate, victorious, and supported! | |
| ازو در جان و در دل مغز داری | ازان این درهای نغز داری |
| From him you have the essence in your soul and heart; Because of that, you have these exquisite pearls. | |
| زبان تو ازو آمد گهردار | ز قعر بحر جان هردم گهربار |
| Your tongue became pearl-bearing through him, Scattering pearls at every moment from the depth of the sea of the soul. | |
| یقین کز خدمت او کام یابی | وزو در هر دو عالم نام یابی |
| Certainly, through his service you will achieve your desire, And through him you will find a good name in both worlds. | |
| رسولا رهبر عطار از تست | زسر عشق برخوردار از تست |
| O Messenger! Attar's guide is from you; He is blessed with the secret of love from you. | |
| ز تو دارد گهرهای معانی | بجز تو کس ندارد وین تو دانی |
| He has the pearls of meaning from you; No one else possesses them, and this you know. | |
| یقین کز شاعرانم نشمری تو | بچشم شاعرانم ننگری تو |
| Certainly, you do not count me among the mere poets; You do not look upon me with the eye for poets. | |
| تو میدانی، چه گویم بیش ازین من | ترا می جستم اینجا پیش ازین من |
| You know, what more can I say? I was seeking you here before this. | |
| چو دیدم حضرت پاک تو اینجا | شدم از عجز من خاک تو اینجا |
| When I saw your pure presence here, Out of my helplessness, I became your dust here. | |
| قبولم کن که تو از حق قبولی | تو در سر یقین صاحب وصولی |
| Accept me, for you are accepted by the Truth (God); In the secret of certainty, you are the one who has attained union. | |
| مران از حضرت پاکم حقیقت | که من در حضرتت خاکم حقیقت |
| Do not drive me away from your pure presence, in truth; For I am, in truth, dust in your presence. | |
| چه باشد گر نهی پائی بدین خاک | که بر سر داری از حق تاج لولاک |
| What would it be if you place a foot upon this dust, For on your head you wear from the Truth the crown of 'Lawlaak' ('If not for you...'). | |
| منور کن دل عطار از خویش | مر او را کن تو بر خوردار از خویش |
| Illumine Attar's heart from yourself; Make him blessed by yourself. | |
| بحق چار یار برگزیده | که دورم مفگن ای نور دو دیده |
| By the right of the four chosen companions, Do not cast me far away, O light of both eyes! | |
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حکایت / Anecdote
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المقالة الاولی / The First Discourse
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(۶) حکایت خواجۀ جندی با سگ / (6) The Tale of the Khwaja of Jund and the Dog
(۵) حکایت نوشروان عادل با پیر بازیار / (5) The Tale of the Just Nushirvan and the Old Farmer
(۷) حکایت معشوق طوسی با سگ و مرد سوار / (7) The Tale of the Beloved of Tus with the Dog and the Rider
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المقالة الثالثة / The Third Discourse
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جواب پدر / The Father's Answer
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