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2427-2451

  • Then the Jew related his dream (and told them) whither his spirit had wandered during the night.
  • پس جهود آورد آنچ دیده بود  ** تا کجا شب روح او گردیده بود 

  • He said, “Moses met me on the way, (according to the adage) ‘the cat sees a fat sheep's tail in her dreams.’
  • گفت در ره موسی‌ام آمد به پیش  ** گربه بیند دنبه اندر خواب خویش 

  • I followed Moses to Mt Sinai: in the Light (of the Divine Epiphany) all three of us vanished.
  • در پی موسی شدم تا کوه طور  ** هر سه‌مان گشتیم ناپیدا ز نور 

  • All (our) three shadows disappeared in the Sun; after that, there came from the Light an opening of the door (revelation). 2430
  • هر سه سایه محو شد زان آفتاب  ** بعد از آن زان نور شد یک فتح باب 

  • From the heart of that Light another Light sprang up, and then the second (Light) quickly sought to transcend it.
  • نور دیگر از دل آن نور رست  ** پس ترقی جست آن ثانیش چست 

  • Both I and Moses and also Mt Sinai, we were lost, all three, in that effulgence of the (second) Light.
  • هم من و هم موسی و هم کوه طور  ** هر سه گم گشتیم زان اشراق نور 

  • After that, I saw the mountain break into three pieces when the Light of God surged upon it.
  • بعد از آن دیدم که که سه شاخ شد  ** چونک نور حق درو نفاخ شد 

  • When the Attribute of Majesty was revealed to it, it burst asunder in every direction.
  • وصف هیبت چون تجلی زد برو  ** می‌سکست از هم همی‌شد سو به سو 

  • One piece of the mountain fell towards the sea, and the water bitter as poison was made sweet. 2435
  • آن یکی شاخ که آمد سوی یم  ** گشت شیرین آب تلخ هم‌چو سم 

  • One piece thereof sank into the earth, and a medicinal spring of running water gushed forth,
  • آن یکی شاخش فرو شد در زمین  ** چشمه‌ی دارو برون آمد معین 

  • So that its water became a cure for all the sick by the blessedness of the goodly revelation.
  • که شفای جمله رنجوران شد آب  ** از همایونی وحی مستطاب 

  • The other (third) piece flew at once to the neighbourhood of the Ka‘ba where ‘Arafát was (situated).
  • آن یکی شاخ دگر پرید زود  ** تا جوار کعبه که عرفات بود 

  • When I came back to myself out of that swoon, Sinai was in its place, neither greater nor less (than before);
  • باز از آن صعقه چو با خود آمدم  ** طور بر جا بد نه افزون و نه کم 

  • But under the foot of Moses it was (inwardly) melting like ice: no spur or peak of it remained. 2440
  • لیک زیر پای موسی هم‌چو یخ  ** می‌گدازید او نماندش شاخ و شخ 

  • The mountain was levelled to the earth by terror: it was turned upside down by that awful Majesty.
  • با زمین هموار شد که از نهیب  ** گشت بالایش از آن هیبت نشیب 

  • After that scattering (of my senses) I came to myself again and saw that Sinai and Moses were unchanged,
  • باز با خود آمدم زان انتشار  ** باز دیدم طور و موسی برقرار 

  • And that the desert skirting the mountain was filled from end to end with people resembling Moses in (the illumination of) their faces.
  • وآن بیابان سر به سر در ذیل کوه  ** پر خلایق شکل موسی در وجوه 

  • Their (staves and) mantles were like his staff and mantle: all (of them) were speeding joyously towards Sinai.
  • چون عصا و خرقه‌ی او خرقه‌شان  ** جمله سوی طور خوش دامن کشان 

  • All had lifted their hands in prayer and struck up together the tune of let me see (Thee). 2445
  • جمله کفها در دعا افراخته  ** نغمه‌ی ارنی به هم در ساخته 

  • Again, as soon as the trance departed from me, the form of each one seemed to me to be diverse.
  • باز آن غشیان چو از من رفت زود  ** صورت هر یک دگرگونم نمود 

  • They were the prophets endowed with love (of God): (thus) the (spiritual) unity of the prophets was (clearly) apprehended by me.
  • انبیا بودند ایشان اهل ود  ** اتحاد انبیاام فهم شد 

  • Again, I beheld some mighty angels: their outward form was (composed) of bodies of snow;
  • باز املاکی همی دیدم شگرف  ** صورت ایشان بد از اجرام برف 

  • And (I saw) another circle of angels asking help (of God): their outward form was wholly of fire.”
  • حلقه‌ی دیگر ملایک مستعین  ** صورت ایشان به جمله آتشین 

  • On this wise did the Jew tell (his dream): there is many a Jew whose end was praiseworthy. 2450
  • زین نسق می‌گفت آن شخص جهود  ** بس جهودی که آخرش محمود بود 

  • Do not regard any infidel with contempt, for there may be hope of his dying a Moslem.
  • هیچ کافر را به خواری منگرید  ** که مسلمان مردنش باشد امید