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2393-2402

  • (But) when the heat of the angry Sun flames (forth), the mountain becomes now (like) sand and now (like) wool.
  • چون بتابد تف آن خورشید جشم  ** کوه گردد گاه ریگ و گاه پشم 

  • The gross inanimate things dissolve, like the dissolution of the body at the hour of the spirit's departure.
  • در گداز آید جمادات گران  ** چون گداز تن به وقت نقل جان 

  • When these three fellow-travellers arrived at a certain hostelry, a man of fortune brought them (some) halwá (sweetmeat) as a gift. 2395
  • چون رسیدند این سه همره منزلی  ** هدیه‌شان آورد حلوا مقبلی 

  • A benefactor brought to the three strangers (some) halwá from the kitchen of Lo, I am near.
  • برد حلوا پیش آن هر سه غریب  ** محسنی از مطبخ انی قریب 

  • One who had expectation of (earning) the (Divine) reward brought (to them) warm bread and a dish of halwá made with honey.
  • نان گرم و صحن حلوای عسل  ** برد آنک در ثوابش بود امل 

  • Intelligence and culture are characteristic of townsmen; hospitality and entertainment (of guests) are characteristic of tent-dwellers.
  • الکیاسه والادب لاهل المدر  ** الضیافه والقری لاهل الوبر 

  • The Merciful (God) has implanted hospitality to strangers and entertainment (of guests) in the villagers (countryfolk).
  • الضیافة للغریب والقری  ** اودع الرحمن فی اهل القری 

  • Every day in the villages (countryside) there is a new guest who has none to help him except God. 2400
  • کل یوم فی القری ضیف حدیث  ** ما له غیر الاله من مغیث 

  • Every night in the villages (countryside) are new-comers who have no refuge there save God.
  • کل لیل فی القری وفد جدید  ** ما لهم ثم سوی الله محید 

  • The two aliens (the Jew and the Christian) were surfeited with food and suffering from indigestion; the true believer, as it happened, was fasting (all) day.
  • تخمه بودند آن دو بیگانه ز خور  ** بود صایم روز آن مومن مگر