در فضیلت فاروق رضی الله عنه / On the Virtue of Farooq, May Allah Be Pleased with Him
متن و ترجمه / Text and Translation
| امام مطلق و شمع دو عالم | امیرالمؤمنین فاروق اعظم |
| The absolute leader and the candle of both worlds, The Commander of the Faithful, the greatest Farooq. | |
| چو حق را وفق نام او کلامست | ز فرقانست فاروق این تمامست |
| Since the truth has spoken in accordance with his name, He is named Farooq from the Furqan; this is complete. | |
| دلش چون دید حق را درحرمگاه | بدل پیوست عین عدل آنگاه |
| When his heart saw the Truth in the sanctuary, The very essence of justice then joined with his heart. | |
| چو عین عدل ودل افتاد با هم | ز عدلش موج زن شد هر دو عالم |
| When the essence of justice and his heart came together, Both worlds became overflowing with his justice. | |
| چو در دربست جاویدان ستم را | گشاد از عدل خود ملک عجم را |
| As he closed the door of oppression forever, He opened the realm of Persia through his justice. | |
| عرب از وی قوی شد اول کار | همه خلق عجم زو گشت دین دار |
| The Arabs became strong through him at first, And all the people of Ajam became religious because of him. | |
| چو آهن گشت از صلبی او موم | گشاده کرد قفل رومی روم |
| When iron turned to wax because of his firmness, He unlocked the locks of the Romans of Rome. | |
| دو پیراهن چنان خصم تنش بود | که در اسلام یک پیراهنش بود |
| Two shirts were such adversaries to his body That in Islam he had only one shirt. | |
| چو در دین آمد او یک پیرهن داشت | چو آن یک برکشید این یک کفن داشت |
| When he entered the religion, he had only one shirt; When he pulled off that one, this one was his shroud. | |
| ز بس کو پاره بر آن پیرهن دوخت | رسید آنجا که دلق هفده من دوخت |
| From patching that shirt so much, It reached the point where he sewed a cloak of seventeen mann. | |
| ز بار هفده او را آشکاره | رسد هجده هزارش پاره پاره |
| From the weight of seventeen, clearly to him Come eighteen thousand patches. | |
| چو شد هجده هزارش گرد بر پاس | چرا از هفده من پوشید کرباس |
| When eighteen thousand patches gathered at his feet, Why did he wear canvas of seventeen mann? | |
| چو آن یک پیرهن سامان اوداشت | حلاوة لاجرم ایمان او داشت |
| Since that single shirt was his only possession, He inevitably possessed the sweetness of faith. | |
| نکیر و منکر از مردی و زورش | نیارستند گشتن گرد گورش |
| Nakir and Munkar, out of his manliness and strength, Dared not roam around his grave. | |
| چو باشد محتسب فاروق عالی | نگردد هیچ منکر در حوالی |
| When the exalted Farooq is the inspector, No forbidden thing wanders in the vicinity. | |
| چو باشد محتسب در امر معروف | به نهی منکر آید نیز موصوف |
| When the inspector is in command of the good, He is also characterized by the forbidding of the evil. | |
| پیمبر چشم خود خواندش زهی قدر | چراغ خلد هم گفتش زهی صدر |
| The Prophet called him his own eye—what a status! He also called him the lamp of paradise—what a leader! | |
| چراغش کرده شرق و غرب روشن | که نه شرقیست ونه غربیش روغن |
| His lamp illuminated the East and the West, Whose oil is neither of the East nor of the West. | |
| چو او چشم و چراغ آمد ز درگاه | تو بی چشم و چراغش چون روی راه |
| Since he became the eye and the lamp from the divine threshold, How can you walk the path without his eye and lamp? | |
| اگر نبود ترا چشم و چراغی | ز گلخن فرق نتوان کرد باغی |
| If you do not have an eye and a lamp, You cannot distinguish a garden from a furnace. | |
| ترا پیوسته چشم خویش باید | چراغی نیز دایم پیش باید |
| You always need your own eye, And a lamp must also constantly be before you. | |
| که گر نبود چراغ و چشم در راه | ندانی چاه از ره راه از چاه |
| For if there is no lamp and eye on the path, You will not know the path from the well, nor the well from the path. | |
| تو بی این هر دو گر در راه افتی | ز کوری عقابت درچاه افتی |
| If you fall on the path without both of these, From blindness, your punishment will be to fall into a well. | |
| چو او از مصطفی چشمی چنان یافت | زبانش نطق جبار جهان یافت |
| Since he received such an eye from Mustafa, His tongue found the speech of the Almighty of the universe. | |
| گر از کوران نه ای تو هوش می دار | چنین چشم و زبان را گوش می دار |
| If you are not of the blind, be conscious; Listen closely to such an eye and tongue. | |
| کسی کان نور نبود در دماغش | بهشتی گر بود نبود چراغش |
| Whoever does not have that light in their brain, Even if they are in paradise, they will have no lamp. | |
| چراغ چرخ خورشید منیرست | چراغ خلد فاروق کبیرست |
| The lamp of the sphere is the shining sun; The lamp of paradise is the great Farooq. | |
| ز نفخ صور فردا جاودانی | فرو میرد چراغ آسمانی |
| From the blowing of the trumpet tomorrow, eternally The heavenly lamp will go out. | |
| ولیکن این چراغ جنت افروز | بود رخشنده تر از نور هر روز |
| But this paradise-illuminating lamp Will be more radiant than the light of every day. | |
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