abless ki maslis e Shura by Allama Muhammad Iqbal.pdf

8/14/2019 abless ki maslis e Shura by Allama Muhammad Iqbal.pdf

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THE S T NS DVISORY COUNCIL

(1936)


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(THE SATAN)

An old game of needs this mean worlds tact,

To heavenly host hopes a cold blood act.


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That Great Maker bent to wreck earth soon,

Who gave it a name of KAF and NOON.

To Europe I gave the kingships dream,

I broke the spell of church and mosques team.


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I taught to the poor a lesson of fate,

To the wealthy I gave the wealths craze great.

Who can put out that fires big blaze,Of riots whom Satan had set ablaze?


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!To plants we watered, caused to be trees,

Who can bring that old tree to knees?


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(FIRST ADVISOR)

The Satans order is firm everywhere,

The masses too like the servitude snare.


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The bows were writ for the poor in fate,

A pray without stay their natures trait.

Either in his heart a wish does not lie,

If wakes up ever, would be raw and die.


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Isnt this a marvel of constant push hence,

That Mullah is tied with kingship fence.

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A best booze it was to Eastern nature then,No lesser vice singing to eloquence ken.


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The Haj and Kaaba Rounds yet a rite though,

The nude sword of Moniin is blunt I know.

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!On whose despair he formed a queer view,

"On Muslim war is banned in this age new"


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(SECOND ADVISOR)

Is this roar in goodness that masses are kings?

You know not new mischiefs of underlings.


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(FIRST ADVISOR) !

A good point well, my seeing eye hails,

No danger too there from a kingships veil.


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We gave to kingship the masses rules dress,

Self-conscious now is man with selfs ingress.

The kingship science has a different sense,

It needs not a garb of a monarch hence.


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May be Nations Council or Kaisers court,

A kings eye craves a foreign land or port.

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Didnt you see western democratic track,

Whose face is shining but inner is black.


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(THIRD ADVISOR)

What is the harm if lives the royal soul,

What is the answer to that Jews wicked role.


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That Moses sans vision! that Christ sans cross,

Hes not prophet, but, keeps Book for a gloss.

!How to show that heathens shameless eyes,

To East, West nations a doomsday lies.


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!No worst cancer looks than his natures bent,

That the slaves have toppled the masters tent.


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(FOURTH ADVISOR)

Its counter action see in Romes big halls,

We have shown his Sons, dream of Caesars call.


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Who is now wrapped with waves of Roman Sea,

Like lute they weep oft, oft they grow like pines tree.


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(THIRD ADVISOR)

I cant admire his prudence and care,

Who laid bare the Europes statecraft snare.


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(FIFTH ADVISOR)()

! Due to thy burning this world gets balance,

When you wished laid bare each hidden face hence.


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Thy heat in his clay the worlds pomp and show,

You taught the heavens fool, a wisdom so.

Than thee He knows not the nature of men,

Who is famous as God, in the fools ken.


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Whose duty was praise, rosary and round,

Due to thy envy, in shame ever bound.

All wise men of West are thy pupil though,I have no faith yet in their wisdom so.


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That mischief monger Jew, the Muzdaks soul.

Each tunic gets torn from his crazy goal.

A crow looks prone to seize the hawks force,How quick the time changes natures course.


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Being restive she scanned the skies vast space,

Like fools we counted dust of human race.

The horrors of future, looking so great,

With hills and vales shiver the brooks in spate.


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() SATAN

(To His Advisors)

Thus lays in my hold the worlds pomp and show,

This earth, the Sun and Moon, the Skys glow.


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Shall see the East and West my game and roar.

As soon I warm up Western nations gore.

The pontiffs of church, the leaders of State,My one dins echoes for them a dread great.


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!To her a modern world if a fool espies;

This cultures wine cups will someone break and sea?

The collars to whom the Nature has torn,

The logic of Muzdak to them cant darn.


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How can frighten me the Socialist lads,

Since long jobless, confused and loafing lads.

From that nation but I feel a threat grave,

whose heart yet holds hidden embers of crave.


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A few of them I espy in this nation yet,

At dawn who take Wuzuwith tear drops jet.

!He knows on whom hidden Times are bright,

The Islam, not Muzdak is the futures fright.


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I know this nation to Quran holds not,

The old craze for wealth is the Momin s thought.

In dark nights of East this point I behold,

The sleeves of Harem Sheikhs no white hand hold.


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am but afraid that modern age needs,

May not force this age to know Prophets creed.

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Beware! Hundred times from the Prophets Act,

It guards women honour, makes man perfect.


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A death knell to those who made the mar, slave,

It ruled out kingship, no beggary it gave.

It cleaned the mans wealth from every stain,

It made the rich trustees of wealths wrong drain.


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!No bigger change could be of deeds and thoughts,

This earth owns to Allah, to a king not.

His Law be kept hidden from whole worlds eye,

To my solace Moumin lacks a faith high.


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Let him be fastened in metaphysics lone,

In his own meanings of the Korans tone.


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Whose call God is Great5broke the world spell,

That conscious mans night why not a bright deli.

Did the Christ died or alive from start6?Are Gods attributes His Part or apart?


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Is the coming Christ Hindi Nasirs dad?

Is he a mujaddid7like the Marys lad?

Are Gods words mortalor old like Him hence?

Which sect of the Ummah will have riddance?


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Arentnow enough for Muslims of this age?

His dogmas gods he found in his rummage.

From a practical life keep him away,

Get all his pawns beaten in this nice way.


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Hes better a slave upto the dooms day,

Leave the mortal world for others hey-day.

The verse and mysticism suits for his deen.

Which hides from his eyes lifes vital scene.


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I fear from this Ummah lest they awake,

Being his faiths base, world account he would take.

In prays at dawn keep him rapt and grave.

Make him zealot fan of tombs and graves.

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42Terms

1. Gore; (in poetry) blood from cut and wound, (chiefly in

descriptions of fighting).2. Muzdak; who introduced a new religion. He was

beheaded on the orders of King Nausherwan. He was a

great orator and eloquent writer.3. Fad; (Khabt) a fanciful craze, as full of f. and fancies, ora stamp collecting fad.

4. Wuzu; ablution (as a religious function).

5. Allah-o-Akbar=Takbir=God is Great.

6. From startadded for Rhyme only.7. Mujaddid; a reformist.

8. Rummage; careful search; upheaval.9. Deen, faith.

10. Rapt; (adj.) raised to raputres; transported, instrance.

11. Grave, adj., serious.12. Zealot: fanatic.


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