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6
181-190

  • گفت حق چشم خفاش بدخصال  ** بسته‌ام من ز آفتاب بی‌مثال 
  • God said (in answer to my prayer), “I have blindfolded the eyes of the evil-natured bat (so as to prevent it) from (seeing) the peerless Sun.
  • از نظرهای خفاش کم و کاست  ** انجم آن شمس نیز اندر خفاست 
  • From the glances of the infirm and feeble bat even the stars of that Sun are concealed.”
  • نکوهیدن ناموسهای پوسیده را کی مانع ذوق ایمان و دلیل ضعف صدق‌اند و راه‌زن صد هزار ابله چنانک راه‌زن آن مخنث شده بودند گوسفندان و نمی‌یارست گذشتن و پرسیدن مخنث از چوپان کی این گوسفندان تو مرا عجب گزند گفت ای مردی و در تو رگ مردی هست همه فدای تو اند و اگر مخنثی هر یکی ترا اژدرهاست مخنثی دیگر هست کی چون گوسفندان را بیند در حال از راه باز گردد نیارد پرسیدن ترسد کی اگر بپرسم گوسفندان در من افتند و مرا بگزند 
  • In blame of the rotten (worthless) reputations which prevent spiritual experience of the Faith and point to insincerity and stand in the way of hundreds of thousands of fools; as (for example) the (flock of) sheep stood in the way of a certain effeminate person, and he durst not pass, so he asked the shepherd, “Will these sheep of yours bite me, I wonder?” “If you are a man,” he replied, “and the root of manhood is in you, they all are devoted to you; but if you are effeminate, each one of them is a dragon to (destroy) you.” There is another (kind of) effeminate person who, when he sees the sheep, immediately turns back and does not dare to ask (the shepherd); for he is afraid that, if he asks, the sheep will fall upon him and bite him.
  • ای ضیاء الحق حسام‌الدین بیا  ** ای صقال روح و سلطان الهدی 
  • Come, O Radiance of God, Husámu’ddín, O polisher of the spirit and sovereign of the Way to salvation,
  • مثنوی را مسرح مشروح ده  ** صورت امثال او را روح ده 
  • Give the Mathnawí a free and open course, endow the outward form of its parables with the spirit (of life),
  • تا حروفش جمله عقل و جان شوند  ** سوی خلدستان جان پران شوند  185
  • That all its words may become reason and soul and may fly towards the soul's everlasting abode.
  • هم به سعی تو ز ارواح آمدند  ** سوی دام حرف و مستحقن شدند 
  • (’Twas) through thy efforts (that) they came from the (world of) spirits into the trap of words and were confined (there).
  • باد عمرت در جهان هم‌چون خضر  ** جان‌فزا و دستگیر و مستمر 
  • May thy life in the world be like (that of) Khadir, soul-increasing and help giving and perpetual!
  • چون خضر و الیاس مانی در جهان  ** تا زمین گردد ز لطفت آسمان 
  • Like Khadir and Ilyás, mayst thou remain in the world (for ever), that by thy grace earth may become heaven!
  • گفتمی از لطف تو جزوی ز صد  ** گر نبودی طمطراق چشم بد 
  • I would declare a hundredth part of thy grace, were it not for the vainglory of the evil eye;
  • لیک از چشم بد زهراب دم  ** زخمهای روح‌فرسا خورده‌ام  190
  • But from the evil venomous eye I have suffered spirit-crushing strokes.