Gleanings — §264
Arabic source with Shoghi Effendi’s authorized English translation. Paragraph 264 of 729.
Source (Arabic)
Shoghi Effendi Translation
Translation Notes
SE expanded to “fruit of My Tree”
This form usually rendered as “cause”, “revelation”, “faith” (602 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “true”, “ideal”, “truth” (54 occurrences)
SE rendered ثمرتی (thmrtí), دو (dú), امر (imr), از (iz), آمر (ámr), حقیقی (ḥqíqí), ظاهر (ẓáhr), مقامات (mqámát), قضا (qḍá), قدر (qdr) as “fruit of My Tree, two kinds, Sovereign Ordainer, of, God, fate, predestination”
SE rendered از (iz), آمر (ámr), حقیقی (ḥqíqí), ظاهر (ẓáhr), مقامات (mqámát), قضا (qḍá), قدر (qdr), اطاعتش (iṭáʿtsh) as “of, Sovereign Ordainer, God, fate, predestination, to be obeyed”
SE expanded to “to be obeyed”
SE rendered قضا (qḍá), قدر (qdr), اطاعتش (iṭáʿtsh), لازم (lázm), تسلیم (tslím), واجب (wájb), اجلیست (ijlíst), محتوم (mḥtúm) as “fate, predestination, to be obeyed, accepted, irrevocable, fixed and settled”
This form usually rendered as “resignation”, “resigned”, “submit” (22 occurrences)
SE rendered قدر (qdr), اطاعتش (iṭáʿtsh), لازم (lázm), تسلیم (tslím), واجب (wájb), اجلیست (ijlíst), محتوم (mḥtúm), همچنین (hmchnín), اجلیست (ijlíst) as “predestination, to be obeyed, accepted, The one, fixed and settled”
This form usually rendered as “one”, “other” (2 occurrences)
SE rendered تسلیم (tslím), واجب (wájb), اجلیست (ijlíst), محتوم (mḥtúm), همچنین (hmchnín), اجلیست (ijlíst), بقول (bqúl), خلق (khlq), معلّق (mʿllq) as “accepted, The one, fixed and settled, as termed, by men, impending”
This form usually rendered as “words”, “saith”, “through” (83 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “creation”, “creatures”, “hath” (213 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “first”, “beginning”, “hath” (119 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “changes”, “altered”, “changed” (16 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “transformation”, “bartered”, “converted” (34 occurrences)
SE rendered از (iz), لذا (ldhá), تفویض (tfúyḍ), توکّل (túkkl), محبوب (mḥbúb) as “therefore, willingly acquiesce, confidently abide”