Gleanings — §618
Arabic source with Shoghi Effendi’s authorized English translation. Paragraph 618 of 729.
Source (Arabic)
Shoghi Effendi Translation
Translation Notes
This form usually rendered as “"peruse”, “peruse”, “intone” (3 occurrences)
SE rendered أقرأ (ʾaqrʾ), عبد (ʿbd), وصل (wṣl), إليك (ʾilík), آثار (áthár), الله (al-lh), بربوات (brbúát), المقرّبين (al-mqrrbín), لتستجذب (ltstjdhb) as “Intone, servant, received, by, intoned, kindle”
This form usually rendered as “intoned” (1 occurrences)
SE rendered وصل (wṣl), إليك (ʾilík), آثار (áthár), الله (al-lh), بربوات (brbúát), المقرّبين (al-mqrrbín), لتستجذب (ltstjdhb), نفسك (nfsk), وتستجذب (wtstjdhb) as “received, by, intoned, kindle, soul, attract”
This form usually rendered as “thyself”, “own”, “thee” (222 occurrences)
SE expanded to “sweetness of thy melody”
SE rendered نفسك (nfsk), وتستجذب (wtstjdhb), نغماتك (nghmátk), أفئدة (ʾafʾdh), الخلائق (al-khláʾq), أجمعين (ʾajmʿín), ومن (wmn), يقرأ (yqrʾ), آيات (áyát) as “soul, attract, sweetness of thy melody, men, all, reciteth, the verses”
This form usually rendered as “peoples”, “entire”, “creation” (15 occurrences)
SE rendered يقرأ (yqrʾ), آيات (áyát), الله (al-lh), بيته (bíth), وحدة (wḥdh), لينشر (línshr), نفحاتها (nfḥáthá), ملائكة (mláʾkh) as “reciteth, the verses, God, privacy of his chamber, shall scatter abroad, the fragrance, scattering angels”
This form usually rendered as “shall” (1 occurrences)
SE rendered ملائكة (mláʾkh), النّاشرات (an-náshrát), الجهات (al-jhát), وينقلب (wínqlb), نفس (nfs), سليم (slím), ولو (wlú) as “scattering angels, cause, the heart, righteous man, Though”
This form usually rendered as “shall”, “turneth” (2 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “sound”, “sane”, “sanctified” (4 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “remain” (1 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “may”, “shall”, “show” (75 occurrences)
SE rendered نفسه (nfsh), ولكن (wlkn), يظهر (yẓhr), عليه (ʿlíh), الفضل (al-fḍl), يوم (yúm), الأيّام (al-ʾayyám), كذلك (kdhlk), قدّر (qddr) as “he, yet, its, him, or, sooner, Thus, decreed”
This form usually rendered as “hath”, “ordain”, “power” (181 occurrences)
SE expanded to “by virtue of the Will of Him Who is the Source of”