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  • Nay, I will at this moment bring to life all the dead in the earth for thy sake.”
  • بلک جمله مردگان خاک را ** این زمان زنده کنم بهر ترا
  • Moses said, “This is the world of dying: raise (them to) that (other) world, for that place is resplendent.
  • گفت موسی این جهان مردنست ** آن جهان انگیز کانجا روشنست
  • Inasmuch as this abode of mortality is not the world of (real) Being, the return to a borrowed (impermanent) thing is not much gain.
  • این فناجا چون جهان بود نیست ** بازگشت عاریت بس سود نیست
  • Strew a gift of mercy upon them even now in the secret chamber of assembled in Our presence.”
  • رحمتی افشان بر ایشان هم کنون ** در نهان‌خانه‌ی لدینا محضرون
  • (I have related this story) that you may know that loss of the body and of wealth is gain to the spirit and delivers it from bane. 3395
  • تابدانی که زیان جسم و مال ** سود جان باشد رهاند از وبال
  • Therefore be a purchaser of (ascetic) discipline with (all) your soul: you will save your soul when you have given up your body to service (of God).
  • پس ریاضت را به جان شو مشتری ** چون سپردی تن به خدمت جان بری
  • And if the discipline come to you without free choice (on your part), bow your head (in resignation) and give thanks, O successful one.
  • ور ریاضت آیدت بی اختیار ** سر بنه شکرانه ده ای کامیار
  • Since God has given you that discipline, render thanks: you have not done (it); He has drawn you (to it) by the command, “Be!”
  • چون حقت داد آن ریاضت شکر کن ** تو نکردی او کشیدت ز امر کن
  • Story of the woman whose children never lived (long), and how, when she made lamentation (to God), the answer came—“That is instead of thy (unpractised) ascetic discipline and is for thee in lieu of the self-mortification of those who mortify themselves.”
  • حکایت آن زنی کی فرزندش نمی‌زیست بنالید جواب آمد کی آن عوض ریاضت تست و به جای جهاد مجاهدانست ترا
  • That woman used to bear a son every year, (but) he never lived more than six months;
  • آن زنی هر سال زاییدی پسر ** بیش از شش مه نبودی عمرور
  • Either (in) three months or four months he would perish. The woman made lamentation, crying, “Alas, O God, 3400
  • یاسه مه یا چار مه گشتی تباه ** ناله کرد آن زن که افغان ای اله