فقیرم از تو خواھم ہر چہ خواہم
English title: I seek from thy door, whatever I seek,
No verified published Urdu translation is available for the Persian verses in this poem yet.
فقیرم از تو خواھم ہر چہ خواہمدل کوہی ، خراش از برگ کاہم
I seek from thy door, whatever I seek, Bid a grass leafto peel a “Mountain’speak.”
مرا درس حکیمان درد سر دادکہ من پروردۂ فیض نگاہم
To me logic gave a headache great, But a glance changed all over my fate.
Sources and translator credits
- Original text transcription: Armaghan-e-Hijaz (Persian) — فقیرم از تو خواھم ہر چہ خواہم — 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 (Persian) — 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
- armaghan-e-hijaz: published English translation by کبیر — Published digital poem page (n42q3og8.json); retrieved 2026-10-05.Translation by کبیر; Published English translation credited on the Zinderood digital poem page; the exact source unit is recorded with each imported passage.Source