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1875-1884

  • لا نسلم و اعتراض از ما برفت ** چون عوض می‌آید از مفقود زفت 1875
  • (The feeling denoted by the words) “We will not submit” and (the desire to raise) objection have gone from us (saints), since there is coming a great recompense for what has been lost.
  • چونک بی آتش مرا گرمی رسد ** راضیم گر آتشش ما را کشد
  • Inasmuch as heat comes to me without fire, I am content if His fire kill me.
  • بی چراغی چون دهد او روشنی ** گر چراغت شد چه افغان می‌کنی
  • Inasmuch as He gives light without, any lamp—if your lamp is gone, why are you lamenting?
  • صفت بعضی اولیا کی راضی‌اند باحکام و لابه نکنند کی این حکم را بگردان
  • Description of some saints who are content with the (Divine) ordainments and do not beseech (God) to change this decree.
  • بشنو اکنون قصه‌ی آن ره‌روان ** که ندارند اعتراضی در جهان
  • Now listen to a story of those travellers on the Way who have no objection in the world.
  • ز اولیا اهل دعا خود دیگرند ** که همی‌دوزند و گاهی می‌درند
  • Those of the saints who make invocation are in sooth different (from these travellers): sometimes they sew and sometimes they tear.
  • قوم دیگر می‌شناسم ز اولیا ** که دهانشان بسته باشد از دعا 1880
  • I know another class of saints whose mouths are closed to invocation.
  • از رضا که هست رام آن کرام ** جستن دفع قضاشان شد حرام
  • Because of the content (quietism) that is subservient to (possessed by) those noble ones, it has become unlawful for them to seek to avert Destiny.
  • در قضا ذوقی همی‌بینند خاص ** کفرشان آید طلب کردن خلاص
  • In (submitting to) Destiny they experience a peculiar delight: it would be (an act of) infidelity for them to crave release.
  • حسن ظنی بر دل ایشان گشود ** که نپوشند از عمی جامه‌ی کبود
  • He (God) hath revealed to their hearts such a good opinion (of Him) that they do not put on the blue garb (of mourning) on account of any sorrow.
  • سال کردن بهلول آن درویش را
  • How Buhlúl questioned a certain dervish.
  • گفت بهلول آن یکی درویش را ** چونی ای درویش واقف کن مرا
  • Buhlúl said to a certain dervish, “How art thou, O dervish? Inform me.”