Kitáb-i-Íqán — §71
Persian source with Shoghi Effendi’s authorized English translation. Paragraph 71 of 291.
Source (Persian)
Shoghi Effendi Translation
Translation Notes
This form usually rendered as “revelation”, “manifestation”, “dispensation” (397 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “sun”, “daystar”, “light” (241 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “corrupt”, “desire”, “desires” (105 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “have”, “had”, “regarded” (49 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “one”, “any”, “single” (66 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “called”, “known”, “bearers” (9 occurrences)
SE rendered شرف (shrf), خدمتشان (khdmtshán), مشرّف (mshrrf), زمان (zmán), وفات (wfát), هر (hr), يک (yk), می (mí), رسيد (rsíd), روزبه (rúzbh) as “honoured, service, end, one, of these, approached, Rúz-bih”
This form usually rendered as “died”, “end” (2 occurrences)
SE rendered خدمتشان (khdmtshán), مشرّف (mshrrf), زمان (zmán), وفات (wfát), هر (hr), يک (yk), می (mí), رسيد (rsíd), روزبه (rúzbh), نزد (nzd), ديگری (dígrí) as “service, end, one, of these, approached, Rúz-bih, unto, other”
This form usually rendered as “reached”, “come”, “hath” (33 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “sent”, “hath”, “send” (3 occurrences)
SE rendered نزد (nzd), ديگری (dígrí), می (mí), فرستاد (frstád), نوبت (núbt), چهارم (chhárm), رسيد (rsíd), حين (ḥín), موت (mút) as “unto, other, send, fourth, death”
SE rendered نوبت (núbt), چهارم (chhárm), رسيد (rsíd), حين (ḥín), موت (mút), فرمود (frmúd), روزبه، (rúzbh،), از (iz) as “fourth, death, addressed, Rúz-bih, of”
This form usually rendered as “hath”, “said”, “declared” (139 occurrences)
SE rendered موت (mút), فرمود (frmúd), روزبه، (rúzbh،), از (iz), تکفين (tkfín), تدفين (tdfín), برو (brú), حجاز (ḥjáz), شمس (shms) as “death, addressed, Rúz-bih, of, buried, go, Hijáz, Day-star”
3 occurrences in corpus
This form usually rendered as “shining”, “shed”, “brightness” (70 occurrences)
SE rendered حجاز (ḥjáz), شمس (shms), محمّدی (mḥmmdí), اشراق (ishráq), می (mí), نمايد (nmáyd), بشارت (bshárt), باد (bád), تو (tú), لقای (lqáy) as “Hijáz, Day-star, Muhammad, will arise, Happy art thou, being, thou, behold”
This form usually rendered as “presence”, “attainment”, “attain” (30 occurrences)