The Hidden Words — §122
Arabic source with Shoghi Effendi’s authorized English translation. Paragraph 122 of 160.
Source (Arabic)
Shoghi Effendi Translation
Translation Notes
SE expanded to “IN THE PATH”
3 occurrences in corpus
SE rendered برادران (brádrán), طريق (ṭríq), چرا (chrá), از (iz), ذکر (dhkr), نگار (ngár), غافل (gháfl), گشتهايد (gshtháyd), از (iz) as “BRETHREN, IN THE PATH, Wherefore, from, mention, Loved One, neglected, have ye”
23 occurrences in corpus
This form usually rendered as “adored”, “charmer”, “loved” (5 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “heedless”, “oblivious”, “unaware” (53 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “majesty”, “muhammad”, “honor” (240 occurrences)
SE rendered غافل (gháfl), گشتهايد (gshtháyd), از (iz), قرب (qrb), حضرت (ḥḍrt), يار (yár), دور (dúr), ماندهايد (mándháyd), صِرْف (ṣirf), جمال (jmál) as “neglected, have ye, from, presence, His holy, remote, kept, essence, beauty”
This form usually rendered as “kept” (2 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “pure”, “absolute”, “utter” (37 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “imprinted”, “established”, “source” (5 occurrences)
SE rendered بيمثال (bímthál), بر (br), عرش (ʿrsh), جلال (jlál), مستوی (mstúy), بهوای (bhúáy), بجدال (bjdál), مشغول (mshghúl) as “peerless, upon, throne, glory, set, contentions, busy”
This form usually rendered as “breathing” (1 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “breezes”, “breeze”, “sweet” (11 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “onrushing”, “blowing”, “fierce” (13 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “suffered”, “perpetually”, “overwhelmed” (5 occurrences)
1 occurrence in corpus
SE rendered جميع (jmíʿ), محروم (mḥrúm), ماندهايد (mándháyd), زهی (zhí), حسرت (ḥsrt), بر (br), الّذين (adh-dhín), يمشون (ymshún) as “thereof, deprived, Alas, them, walk”
This form usually rendered as “doubters”, “dependents”, “generations” (13 occurrences)
SE rendered يمشون (ymshún), أعقابکم (ʾaʿqábkm), أثر (ʾathr), أقدامکم (ʾaqdámkm), يمرّون (ymrrún) as “walk, footsteps, follow”
SE rendered يمشون (ymshún), أعقابکم (ʾaʿqábkm), أثر (ʾathr), أقدامکم (ʾaqdámkm), يمرّون (ymrrún) as “walk, footsteps, follow”
This form usually rendered as “come”, “meet”, “pass” (6 occurrences)