Kitáb-i-Íqán — §26
Persian source with Shoghi Effendi’s authorized English translation. Paragraph 26 of 291.
Source (Persian)
Shoghi Effendi Translation
Translation Notes
This form usually rendered as “sayings”, “words”, “passage” (6 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “have”, “past”, “ended” (23 occurrences)
SE expanded to “shall pass away”
SE rendered يزُولُ (yzúl), معنی (mʿní), فارسی (fársí), آسمان (ásmán), زمين (zmín), ممکن (mmkn) as “pass away.”, meaning, shall”
SE rendered معنی (mʿní), فارسی (fársí), آسمان (ásmán), زمين (zmín), ممکن (mmkn) as “meaning, shall”
SE rendered فارسی (fársí), آسمان (ásmán), زمين (zmín), ممکن (mmkn) as “shall”
This form usually rendered as “can”, “contingent”, “empowered” (9 occurrences)
SE rendered زمين (zmín), ممکن (mmkn), زائل (záʾl), معدوم (mʿdúm), شوند (shúnd), امّا (immá), کلام (klám), هرگز (hrgz) as “shall, and, never”
SE rendered هرگز (hrgz), زائل (záʾl), نمی (nmí), هميشه (hmíshh), باقی (báqí), ثابت (thábt), ميانه (míánh), ناس (nás), خواهد (khúáhd) as “never, in the, the adherents, shall”
This form usually rendered as “everlasting”, “immortal”, “eternal” (82 occurrences)
SE rendered ثابت (thábt), ميانه (míánh), ناس (nás), خواهد (khúáhd) as “in the, the adherents, shall”
SE rendered ميانه (míánh), ناس (nás), خواهد (khúáhd), از (iz), راه (ráh) as “in the, the adherents, shall, Thus”
SE rendered خواهد (khúáhd), از (iz), راه (ráh), اهل (ihl), انجيل (injíl), می (mí), گويند (gúynd), حکم (ḥkm) as “shall, Thus, Gospel, maintained, the law”
SE rendered راه (ráh), اهل (ihl), انجيل (injíl), می (mí), گويند (gúynd), حکم (ḥkm), انجيل (injíl), هرگز (hrgz), منسوخ (mnsúkh), نمی (nmí) as “Thus, Gospel, maintained, the law, annulled, be”
SE rendered منسوخ (mnsúkh), نمی (nmí), هروقت (hrúqt), زمان (zmán), طلعت (ṭlʿt), موعود (múʿúd), همه (hmh), علامت (ʿlámt) as “annulled, be, whensoever, promised Beauty, all, signs”
SE rendered علامت (ʿlámt), ها (há), ظاهر (ẓáhr), بايد (báyd), شريعت (shríʿt), مرتفعه (mrtfʿh), انجيل (injíl), محکم (mḥkm), ثابت (thábt), نمايد (nmáyd) as “signs, made manifest, must needs, law proclaimed, Gospel, establish, may”
This form usually rendered as “themes”, “views”, “facts” (10 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “evident”, “proven”, “recognized” (25 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “recognized”, “attested”, “admittedly” (14 occurrences)
SE rendered مسلّمه (msllmh), نزد (nzd), ايشان (iyshán), چنان (chnán), اعتقاد (iʿtqád), کردهاند (krdhánd), نفسی (nfsí), مبعوث (mbʿúth) as “submit, their fundamental, their, such, to, hath, person, made manifest”
This form usually rendered as “misconstrued”, “knoweth” (7 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “myself”, “one”, “soul” (224 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “testifying”, “acceptance”, “embraced” (4 occurrences)
SE rendered نمايد (nmáyd), البتّه (al-btth), اذعان (idhʿán), نکنند (nknnd), قبول (qbúl), ننمايند (nnmáynd), بلکه (blkh), تکفير (tkfír) as “promulgate, assuredly, renounce, they, declare, infidel”
This form usually rendered as “declare”, “denounce” (2 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “derision”, “deride”, “derisively” (12 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “evident”, “manifest”, “can” (68 occurrences)
SE rendered ظهور (ẓhúr), شمس (shms), محمّديّه (mḥmmdídh), مشهود (mshhúd), حال (ḥál), معانی (mʿání), کلمات (klmát), مُنزله (munzlh) as “Revelation, sun of, Muhammadan, proved, words, revealed”
SE rendered کتب (ktb), جميع (jmíʿ), ناس (nás), از (iz), عدم (ʿdm), بلوغ (blúgh), از (iz), غايت (gháyt), قصوی (qṣúy), سدره (sdrh), منتهی (mnthí) as “books—words, a, men, mind, from, ultimate, Sadratu’l-Muntahá”
This form usually rendered as “tree”, “lote-tree”, “burning” (78 occurrences)
SE rendered احديّه (iḥdídh), هر (hr), ظهور (ẓhúr), تمام (tmám), خضوع (khḍúʿ), سؤال (sʾál), می (mí), نمودند (nmúdnd), البتّه (al-btth), انوار (inúár) as “divine, every, Dispensation, humble, sought, they, surely, light of”
This form usually rendered as “asked”, “question”, “questioned” (29 occurrences)
SE rendered اسرار (isrár), علم (ʿlm), حکمت (ḥkmt), واقف (wáqf), می (mí), گشتند (gshtnd) as “mysteries, knowledge, wisdom, discovered”