Selected Urdu Poems of the Promised Messiah (as) — Page 146
146 ی ابکلت ہ � ی ہ ںیہن ھچکوسےئہکرھپاجےگ� ی ا� اہر اک رگدن یاںوہا ںیہن � رھپ ہک وھبےل ھچک ی ا� Such a slumber has seized them that they have not yet awakened; So forgetful are they that forgetfulness hangs like a garland around their necks. دبی اک مخت وبان ملظ ےہ ی ونع ِ ااسنں ںیم وہ دبی آیت ےہ اُس رپ وج وہ اُس اک اکاکتشر It is cruel to sow the seed of evil among people; One who sows evil will reap that evil. وھچڑ رک رفاقں وک آاثر ِ اخمفل رپ ےمج ا انقح اک ابر ی رس ہپ ملسم اور اخبری ےک د� Forsaking the Furq a n, they have entrenched themselves on contra- dicting traditions, Placing unjustified burden upon Muslim and Bukh a r i. ی ہکبج ےہ ااکمن ذکب و جک روی اابخر ںیم ااصحنر رپ ایہن بس ی رںیھک ہک ےہ امحتق رھپ When there is the possibility of error and misguidance in the traditions, It is foolish to rely wholly upon them. ےس آھکن اینپ ےہ ا ی د� قح ونر ےن مہ ہکبج ابر ابر ی بج ہک وخد ویح دخا ےن دی ربخ � When I have seen the light of truth with my own eye; When the revelation of God has itself informed me time and again; یں ل� شیپ � رپ امگونں ویکی وں مہ رک وھچڑ ی وک ت ی � رھپ ِ رُپ ابغر ا وقنل ی ےہ رتہب � ت ی وخد وہک رو� Why then should I abandon certainty and follow conjectures? Tell me yourself: Is it better to see with one’s own eyes or trust in dubious traditions?