Barahin-e-Ahmadiyya Part V — Page 218
B AR Ā H Ī N-E-A H M ADIY YA — PART F IV E 218 زرب و ز ی ز� یگ اجےئ وہ ی �ی زم ی م کپھج اِک آب ِ رودابر ی ب یں یگ � �چل� انلیاں وخں یک In the twinkling of an eye, the earth will be turned upside down; Streams of blood shall flow like the flowing of a channel. ربگن ِ �یانمس ی رات وج رےتھک ےھت وپاشک لثم ِ دراتخن ِ انچر ی ہ � حبص رکدے یگ ا� Those whose night garments were white as jasmine, Will wake up in the morning as if clad in red, like the poplar tree. ی ےگااسنںےکرپدنوںےکوحاس ئ وہشاُڑاج� زہار اور وبکرت بس اےنپ وک ومغنں وھبلی ےگ Men and animals will go out of their minds; All pigeons and nightingales will forget their songs. ڑھگی وہ اور ےہ تخس استع وہ رپ اسمرف رہ ود راوہار � ی ب ےگ وہرک تسم و � ی راہ وک وھبل That hour will bear heavily upon every traveller, And those who are on a journey will lose their way in a fit of forgetfulness. آبِ رواں ےک وکاتسہن ےک رمدوں ےس وخن وہ رشاب ِ اابجنر ی ب ےگ � ی ئ رسخ وہ اج� The flowing waters of mountain streams Will run red, like red wine, with the blood of the dead. نجّ واسن بس ےس وخف اس ی ےگ ئ اج� وہ لحمضم زار یھب وہاگ وت وہاگ اُس ڑھگی اباحل ِ زار Men, high and low, will be consumed with fear; And the Czar himself will, at that hour, be in a pitiable state. criminal or is engrossed in sin and transgression, or anyone who is an adul- terer, murderer, thief, oppressor, or unjustly ill-thinking, or foul of tongue and character; all such people should be fearful. And if they repent then they, too, have nothing to fear. This calamity can be averted through piety and righteousness and is not inevitable. (Author) لبلب