Selected Persian Poems of the Promised Messiah (as) — Page 155
Recognition of Divine Favours 155 ن اربک آ ےک دنسپ و ِرخَد ہک ِ رشب ل ی طُف� از �ی�اتف رہشےت How can reason accept that God, the Greatest, Gained all of His renown through the efforts of man? یم دوان �ب� بش ِ اترتس و دتش و وچن وخبایب تلفغب اے اندان Dark is the night, frightening are the woodlands and the wide wilderness! O ignorant ones! Why do you sleep in oblivion? و رباحل وخد اگنہ نکب ر خ �ی� خ � نکب آہ و خ ی� �ب� ہب راہ رطخ Wake up and reflect upon your condition! See the dangers of the way, and heave sighs. و از سفن وخد رپبس اشنن ر خ �ی� خ � رعافن رمابت وخادہ ہچ ہک Rise and ask your own self, What ranks of cognition it craves for. ےم دپت از رباےئ رعف اجحب �ی� ا ق�ی�اشس سب اتس در رہ ابب Does it long for the veils to be removed? Or does it regard conjectures to be sufficient in every situation? دخا تفگ تبصرون افال تبصرون افال اہ ش �ّ � ع ت � وچ درسفن و ر خ �ی� خ � َو ْۤيِف ْمُكِسُفْنَا١ؕ اَلَفَا َنْوُرِصْبُت َو ْۤيِف ْمُكِسُفْنَا١ؕ اَلَفَا َنْوُرِصْبُت ٭ ‘Will you not then see’ are the words of God, Rise and discover the reality of what your soul thirsts for. اطخ زہار دصب اس�ی�ری وت اژدراہ ز رتب اطخےئ رہ You are incarcerated in hundreds of thousands of errors, Each one more dangerous than a dragon. ٭ And also in your own selves. Will you not then see? ( S u rah adh-Dh a riy a t, 51:22) [Publisher]