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2849-2873

  • آن رسول مهربان رحم کیش ** جز تبسم جز بلی ناورد پیش‏
  • The kind and compassionate Messenger proffered (in reply) nothing but smiles, nothing but “Yes.”

  • شکرهای آن جماعت یاد کرد ** در اجابت قاصدان را شاد کرد 2850
  • He expressed (his) thanks to that company (deputation): he gladdened the envoys in (by) assent.

  • می‏نمود آن مکر ایشان پیش او ** یک به یک ز آن سان که اندر شیر مو
  • Their deceit was apparent to him, point by point, in the same way as hairs in milk.

  • موی را نادیده می‏کرد آن لطیف ** شیر را شاباش می‏گفت آن ظریف‏
  • That courteous one feigned not to see the hairs: that polite one said “Bravo!” to the milk.

  • صد هزاران موی مکر و دمدمه ** چشم خوابانید آن دم ز ان همه‏
  • Myriad hairs of deceit and fraud (he beheld), and at that time he closed his eyes to it all.

  • راست می‏فرمود آن بحر کرم ** بر شما من از شما مشفق‏ترم‏
  • That ocean of bounty spoke truly (when he said), “I am kinder unto you than you (yourselves are).

  • من نشسته بر کنار آتشی ** با فروغ و شعله‏ی بس ناخوشی‏ 2855
  • I am seated at the edge of a fire with an exceedingly unpleasant blaze and flame;

  • همچو پروانه شما آن سو دوان ** هر دو دست من شده پروانه ران‏
  • Ye are hastening towards it like moths, (while) both my hands have become moth-flaps (to beat you off).”

  • چون بر آن شد تا روان گردد رسول ** غیرت حق بانگ زد مشنو ز غول‏
  • When the Prophet had resolved to set out (to the Mosque), the jealousy of God cried, “Do not hearken to the ghoul!

  • کاین خبیثان مکر و حیلت کرده‏اند ** جمله مقلوب است آنچ آورده‏اند
  • For these wicked men have used deceit and cunning: what they have put forward is entirely the reverse (of the truth).

  • قصد ایشان جز سیه رویی نبود ** خیر دین کی جست ترسا و جهود
  • Their intent was nothing but (to bring) black shame (upon thee): when have Christians or Jews sought the welfare of the (true) Religion?

  • مسجدی بر جسر دوزخ ساختند ** با خدا نرد دغاها باختند 2860
  • They (the Hypocrites) have built a mosque upon Hell's bridge: they have played the game of trickery with God.

  • قصدشان تفریق اصحاب رسول ** فضل حق را کی شناسد هر فضول‏
  • Their aim is to cause disunion amongst the Companions of the Prophet: how should any vain fool understand the grace of God?

  • تا جهودی را ز شام اینجا کشند ** که به وعظ او جهودان سر خوشند
  • (They have built the Mosque) in order that they may fetch hither a Jew from Syria, with whose preaching the Jews are intoxicated.”

  • گفت پیغمبر که آری لیک ما ** بر سر راهیم و بر عزم غزا
  • The Prophet said (to the Hypocrites), “Yes (I will do as ye wish), but (just now) we are intending to march and starting on a campaign.

  • زین سفر چون باز گردم آن گهان ** سوی آن مسجد روان گردم روان‏
  • As soon as I return from this expedition, I will then set out to that Mosque at once.”

  • دفعشان کرد و به سوی غزو تاخت ** با دغایان از دغا نردی بباخت‏ 2865
  • He (thus) put them off and hurried to the field of war: he played a game of trickery with the tricksters.

  • چون بیامد از غزا باز آمدند ** چنگ اندر وعده‏ی ماضی زدند
  • When he came back from the campaign, they returned and laid hold of (demanded the fulfilment of) the past promise.

  • گفت حقش ای پیمبر فاش گو ** غدر را ور جنگ باشد باش گو
  • God said to him, “O Prophet, proclaim the excuse (pretence and dissimulation), and if war be (the consequence), say, ‘Let it be!’”

  • گفت ای قوم دغل خامش کنید ** تا نگویم رازهاتان تن زنید
  • He (the Prophet) said, “Ye are exceedingly bad-hearted and hostile. Hush, lest I tell your secret thoughts.”

  • چون نشانی چند از اسرارشان ** در بیان آورد بد شد کارشان‏
  • When he had declared (to them) a few indications of their inmost thoughts, they were in evil plight.

  • قاصدان زو باز گشتند آن زمان ** حاش لله حاش لله دم زنان‏ 2870
  • Thereupon the envoys turned back from him crying, “God forfend! God forfend!”

  • هر منافق مصحفی زیر بغل ** سوی پیغمبر بیاورد از دغل‏
  • Every Hypocrite, by way of fraud, brought a Qur’án under his arm to the Prophet,

  • بهر سوگندان که ایمان جنتی است ** ز انکه سوگندان کژان را سنتی است‏
  • In order to take oaths—for oaths are a shield; (this they did) because (taking) oaths is a custom followed by the wicked.

  • چون ندارد مرد کژ در دین وفا ** هر زمانی بشکند سوگند را
  • Since the wicked man does not keep faith in (matters of) religion, he will break (his) oath at any time.