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1570-1579

  • Don’t you know this, that (if) you dig a pit for me you will at last let yourself fall into the same pit? 1570
  • این ندانی که می من چه کنی  ** هم در آن چه عاقبت خود افکنی 
  • Haven’t you read in the Traditions (of the Prophet), ‘Whoever digs a pit (for his brother will fall into it)’? Practise what you have read, O soul of your father!
  • من حفر برا نخواندی از خبر  ** آنچ خواندی کن عمل جان پدر 
  • This one judicial decision of yours was like this, for it has brought you a slap on the nape.
  • این یکی حکمت چنین بد در قضا  ** که ترا آورد سیلی بر قفا 
  • Alas for your other (unjust) decisions! (Consider) what (penalty) they will bring upon your head and feet.
  • وای بر احکام دیگرهای تو  ** تا چه آرد بر سر و بر پای تو 
  • From kindness you take pity on a wrong-doer, saying, ‘Mayst thou have three dirhems to spend (on food)!’
  • ظالمی را رحم آری از کرم  ** که برای نفقه بادت سه درم 
  • Cut off the wrong-doer’s hand: what occasion is there for you to put the control and reins in his hand? 1575
  • دست ظالم را ببر چه جای آن  ** که بدست او نهی حکم و عنان 
  • O you from whom justice is unknown, you resemble the goat that gave her milk to the wolf-cub.”
  • تو بدان بز مانی ای مجهول‌داد  ** که نژاد گرگ را او شیر داد 
  • The Cadi’s reply to the Súfi.
  • جواب دادن قاضی صوفی را 
  • The Cadi said, “It is our duty to acquiesce, whatever slap or cruelty the (Divine) destiny may bring to pass.
  • گفت قاضی واجب آیدمان رضا  ** هر قفا و هر جفا کارد قضا 
  • I am inwardly pleased with the decision (inscribed) in the (Heavenly) Scrolls, though my face has become sour—for Truth is bitter.
  • خوش‌دلم در باطن از حکم زبر  ** گرچه شد رویم ترش کالحق مر 
  • This heart of mine is an orchard, and my eye is like the cloud: (when) the cloud weeps the orchard laughs joyously and happily.
  • این دلم باغست و چشمم ابروش  ** ابر گرید باغ خندد شاد و خوش