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  • Since she hath cast thee into this polluted stream, continually recite and utter (the words), Say, I take refuge.
  • چون در افکندت دریغ آلوده روذ ** دم به دم می‌خوان و می‌دم قل اعوذ

  • In order that thou mayst be delivered from this witchery and this distress, beg of the Lord of the daybreak that thou mayst say “I take refuge.”
  • تا رهی زین جادوی و زین قلق ** استعاذت خواه از رب الفلق

  • The Prophet called this world of thine an enchantress because through her spells she lodged mankind in the pit.
  • زان نبی دنیات را سحاره خواند ** کو به افسون خلق را در چه نشاند

  • Beware! The stinking hag hath hot (potent) spells: her hot breath hath made kings captive.
  • هین فسون گرم دارد گنده پیر ** کرده شاهان را دم گرمش اسیر

  • She is the witches who blow (on knots) within (thy) breast: she is the (means of) maintaining the knots of sorcery. 3195
  • در درون سینه نفاثات اوست ** عقده‌های سحر را اثبات اوست

  • The sorceress, (who is) the World, is a mightily cunning woman: ’tis not in the power of the vulgar to undo her sorcery;
  • ساحره‌ی دنیا قوی دانا زنیست ** حل سحر او به پای عامه نیست

  • And if (men's) understandings could loose her knot, how should God have sent the prophets?
  • ور گشادی عقد او را عقلها ** انبیا را کی فرستادی خدا

  • Hark, seek one whose breath is pure, a looser of knots, one who knows the mystery of God doeth whatso He willeth.
  • هین طلب کن خوش‌دمی عقده‌گشا ** رازدان یفعل الله ما یشا

  • She (the World) hath imprisoned thee, like a fish, in her net: the prince remained (there) one year, and thou sixty.
  • هم‌چو ماهی بسته است او به شست ** شاه زاده ماند سالی و تو شصت

  • From (being enmeshed in) her net thou art in tribulation sixty years: neither art thou happy nor (dost thou walk) in the way of the Sunna. 3200
  • شصت سال از شست او در محنتی ** نه خوشی نه بر طریق سنتی

  • Thou art a miserable unrighteous man: neither is thy worldly life good (happy) nor art thou delivered from guilt and sins.
  • فاسقی بدبخت نه دنیات خوب ** نه رهیده از وبال و از ذنوب

  • Her (the World's) breathing hath made these knots tight: seek, then, the breathing of the unique Creator,
  • نفخ او این عقده‌ها را سخت کرد ** پس طلب کن نفخه‌ی خلاق فرد

  • In order that “I breathed of My spirit into him” may deliver thee from this (sorcery) and say (to thee), “Come higher!”
  • تا نفخت فیه من روحی ترا ** وا رهاند زین و گوید برتر آ

  • The breathing of sorcery is not consumed save by the breathing of God: this (the former) is the breathing of (Divine) wrath, (while) that (the latter) exhalation is the breathing of (Divine) love.
  • جز به نفخ حق نسوزد نفخ سحر ** نفخ قهرست این و آن دم نفح مهر

  • His mercy is prior to His wrath: (if) thou desirest priority (in spiritual rank), go, seek that (attribute) which is prior, 3205
  • رحمت او سابقست از قهر او ** سابقی خواهی برو سابق بجو

  • That thou mayst attain unto the souls that are wedded; for lo, this, O ensorcelled prince, is thy way of escape.
  • تا رسی اندر نفوس زوجت ** کای شه مسحور اینک مخرجت

  • With the existence of the old woman, there can be no undoing (of the knots), (whilst thou art) in the net and in the arms of that (paramour) full of blandishments.
  • با وجود زال ناید انحلال ** در شبیکه و در بر آن پر دلال

  • Hath not the Lamp of the peoples called this world and that world the two fellow-wives (who are always quarrelling with each other)?
  • نه بگفتست آن سراج امتان ** این جهان و آن جهان را ضرتان

  • Therefore union with this (world) is separation from that (world): the health of this body is the sickness of the spirit.
  • پس وصال این فراق آن بود ** صحت این تن سقام جان بود

  • Hard is the separation from this transitory abode: know, then, that the separation from that permanent abode is harder 3210
  • سخت می‌آید فراق این ممر ** پس فراق آن مقر دان سخت‌تر

  • Since it is hard for thee to be separated from the form, how hard must it be to be parted from its Maker!
  • چون فراق نقش سخت آید ترا ** تا چه سخت آید ز نقاشش جدا

  • O thou that hast not the patience to do without the vile world, how, O friend, how hast thou the patience to do without God?
  • ای که صبرت نیست از دنیای دون ** چونت صبرست از خدا ای دوست چون

  • Since thou hast not the patience to do without this black water, how hast thou the patience to do without God's (pure) fountain?
  • چونک صبرت نیست زین آب سیاه ** چون صبوری داری از چشمه‌ی اله

  • Since thou art restless without this (worldly) drink, how art thou (remaining patiently) apart from the righteous and from they shall drink (of the wine of Paradise)?
  • چونک بی این شرب کم داری سکون ** چون ز ابراری جدا وز یشربون

  • If for one moment thou behold the beauty of the Loving One and cast thy soul and existence into the fire (of love), 3215
  • گر ببینی یک نفس حسن ودود ** اندر آتش افکنی جان و وجود