دگرگوں عالم شام و سحر کر
English title: Upset this world of morn and eve
دگرگوں عالم شام و سحر کرجہان خشک و تر زير و زبر کر
Upset this world of morn and eve, | Of these wetlands, of those dry leave.
رہے تيري خدائي داغ سے پاکمرے بے ذوق سجدوں سے حذر کر
May your Godhead remain free of blemish all | In my insipid prostrations do not believe!
Sources and translator credits
- Original text transcription: Armaghan-e-Hijaz (Urdu) — دگرگوں عالم شام و سحر کر — Digital transcription file at commit 39d44fc0c2b8ca25769c4b36e6eac4d90cb42b35; the source dataset does not identify the underlying print edition.Verified against this pinned digital transcription file; not checked against a print edition.Source
- Iqbal Demystified source list: Armaghan-e-Hijaz (Urdu) — Pinned digital dataset commit 39d44fc0c2b8ca25769c4b36e6eac4d90cb42b35; the underlying print edition is not identified by the dataset.Community dataset list; not reconciled against a print edition.Source
- English translations in the Armaghan-e-Hijaz digital anthology excerpt — Recovered Urdu and Persian poetry anthology PDF excerpt; publication title and year are not established by the preserved source packet (armaghan-english.pdf, 39 PDF pages).Translation by V.G. Kiernan; Passages are individually credited in the recovered PDF as “Translated by V.G. Kiernan”; exact source and credit PDF page locators are stored with each imported passage.Source
- English translations in the Armaghan-e-Hijaz digital anthology excerpt — Recovered Urdu and Persian poetry anthology PDF excerpt; publication title and year are not established by the preserved source packet (armaghan-english.pdf, 39 PDF pages).Translation by Maqbool Elahi; Passages are individually credited in the recovered PDF as “Translated by Maqbool Elahi”; exact source and credit PDF page locators are stored with each imported passage.Source