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  • پس چه عزت باشدت ای نادره ** چون شدی تو حمر مستنفرة
  • What honour, then, will be thine, O marvel (of folly), since thou hast become (like) timorous wild asses?
  • خر نشاید کشت از بهر صلاح ** چون شود وحشی شود خونش مباح‌‌ 3315
  • Because of his usefulness, the (domesticated) ass ought not to be killed; (but) when he turns wild, his blood becomes lawful.
  • گر چه خر را دانش زاجر نبود ** هیچ معذورش نمی‌‌دارد ودود
  • Although the ass had no knowledge to restrain him (from becoming wild), the Loving One is not excusing him at all.
  • پس چو وحشی شد از آن دم آدمی ** کی بود معذور ای یار سمی‌‌
  • How, then, shall man be excused, O noble friend, when he has become wild (refractory and hostile) to that Word (the voice of Reason)?
  • لاجرم کفار را شد خون مباح ** همچو وحشی پیش نشاب و رماح‌‌
  • Of necessity permission was given to shed the blood of the infidels, like (that of) a wild beast before the arrows and lances.
  • جفت و فرزندانشان جمله سبیل ** ز آنکه بی‌‌عقلند و مردود و ذلیل‌‌
  • All their wives and children are free spoil, since they are irrational and reprobate and base.
  • باز عقلی کاو رمد از عقل عقل ** کرد از عقلی به حیوانات نقل‌‌ 3320
  • Once more, a reason that flees from the Reason of reason (Universal Reason) is transported from rationality to (the grade of) the animals.
  • اعتماد کردن هاروت و ماروت بر عصمت خویش و آمیزی اهل دنیا خواستن و در فتنه افتادن‌‌
  • How Hárút and Márút relied upon their immaculateness and desired to mix with the people of this world and fell into temptation.
  • همچو هاروت و چو ماروت شهیر ** از بطر خوردند زهر آلود تیر
  • As (for example), because of their arrogance, the celebrated Hárút and Márút were smitten by the poisoned arrow (of Divine wrath).
  • اعتمادی بودشان بر قدس خویش ** چیست بر شیر اعتماد گاومیش‌‌
  • They had confidence in their holiness, (but) what (use) is it for the buffalo to have confidence in the lion?
  • گر چه او با شاخ صد چاره کند ** شاخ شاخش شیر نر پاره کند
  • Though he make a hundred shifts (to defend himself) with his horn, the fierce lion will tear him to pieces limb by limb.