- He expressed (his) thanks to that company (deputation): he gladdened the envoys in (by) assent. 2850
- شکرهای آن جماعت یاد کرد ** در اجابت قاصدان را شاد کرد
- Their deceit was apparent to him, point by point, in the same way as hairs in milk.
- مینمود آن مکر ایشان پیش او ** یک به یک ز آن سان که اندر شیر مو
- That courteous one feigned not to see the hairs: that polite one said “Bravo!” to the milk.
- موی را نادیده میکرد آن لطیف ** شیر را شاباش میگفت آن ظریف
- Myriad hairs of deceit and fraud (he beheld), and at that time he closed his eyes to it all.
- صد هزاران موی مکر و دمدمه ** چشم خوابانید آن دم ز ان همه
- That ocean of bounty spoke truly (when he said), “I am kinder unto you than you (yourselves are).
- راست میفرمود آن بحر کرم ** بر شما من از شما مشفقترم
- I am seated at the edge of a fire with an exceedingly unpleasant blaze and flame; 2855
- من نشسته بر کنار آتشی ** با فروغ و شعلهی بس ناخوشی
- Ye are hastening towards it like moths, (while) both my hands have become moth-flaps (to beat you off).”
- همچو پروانه شما آن سو دوان ** هر دو دست من شده پروانه ران
- When the Prophet had resolved to set out (to the Mosque), the jealousy of God cried, “Do not hearken to the ghoul!
- چون بر آن شد تا روان گردد رسول ** غیرت حق بانگ زد مشنو ز غول
- For these wicked men have used deceit and cunning: what they have put forward is entirely the reverse (of the truth).
- کاین خبیثان مکر و حیلت کردهاند ** جمله مقلوب است آنچ آوردهاند
- Their intent was nothing but (to bring) black shame (upon thee): when have Christians or Jews sought the welfare of the (true) Religion?
- قصد ایشان جز سیه رویی نبود ** خیر دین کی جست ترسا و جهود