Kitáb-i-Íqán — §147
Persian source with Shoghi Effendi’s authorized English translation. Paragraph 147 of 291.
Source (Persian)
Shoghi Effendi Translation
Translation Notes
This form usually rendered as “sun”, “daystar”, “light” (241 occurrences)
SE rendered شمس (shms), محمّدی (mḥmmdí), از (iz), افق (ifq), علم (ʿlm), معانی (mʿání), مشرق (mshrq), فرمود (frmúd), از (iz), جمله (jmlh), اعتراضات (iʿtráḍát) as “Day-star, Muhammad, horizon, knowledge, to rise, caused, among, cavils”
This form usually rendered as “dayspring”, “dawning-place”, “shining” (140 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “hath”, “said”, “declared” (139 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “book”, “holy”, “tablet” (168 occurrences)
SE rendered بايد (báyd), ظاهر (ẓáhr), ترويج (trúyj), ملّت (mllt), مذهب (mdhhb), نمايد (nmáyd), شريعه (shríʿh), شريعت (shríʿt) as “must needs, manifest, advance, the Faith, promote, Law, Dispensation”
This form usually rendered as “will”, “may”, “must” (188 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “tongue”, “language”, “languages” (91 occurrences)
2 occurrences in corpus
This form usually rendered as “divine”, “eternal”, “singleness” (10 occurrences)
SE rendered قالُوا (qálúá), يَداهُ (yadáh), مَبْسُوطَتانِ (mabsúṭatán), ترجمه (trjmh), گفتند (gftnd) as “said, say”
SE rendered ترجمه (trjmh), گفتند (gftnd), يهودان (yhúdán) as “say, Jews”
SE rendered يهودان (yhúdán), دست (dst), خدا (khdá), بسته (bsth), بسته (bsth), باد (bád), دست (dst), های (háy), ايشان (iyshán), ملعون (mlʿún), شدند (shdnd) as “Jews, God, Chained up, be, their, they were”
SE rendered ايشان (iyshán), ملعون (mlʿún), شدند (shdnd), آنچه (ánchh), افترا (iftrá), بستند (bstnd), بلکه (blkh), دست (dst) as “their, they were, Nay, hands!””
SE rendered بلکه (blkh), دست (dst), های (háy), قدرت (qdrt), الهی (al-hí), هميشه (hmíshh), باز (báz), مهيمن (mhímn) as “Nay, hands!”, outstretched”
SE rendered بلکه (blkh), دست (dst), های (háy), قدرت (qdrt), الهی (al-hí), هميشه (hmíshh), باز (báz), مهيمن (mhímn), يَدُاللّهِ (yaduálllh) as “Nay, hands!”, outstretched, hand”
SE rendered دست (dst), های (háy), قدرت (qdrt), الهی (al-hí), هميشه (hmíshh), باز (báz), مهيمن (mhímn), يَدُاللّهِ (yaduálllh), اَيْديهِمْ (aydíhim) as “hands!”, outstretched, hand, hands.””