Ali Ke Noor Ka Sadqa
Mukhtar Hussain Fatehpuri · 2013
A devotee reflects on the divine light of Imam Ali and the greatness of his family. The poem celebrates his status as the leader of the faithful.
Ali Ke Noor Ka Sadqa Dikhai Deta Hai
The radiance of Ali's light is visible as a blessing.
Khuda Ke Ghar Mein Ujaala Dikhai Deta Hai
A divine illumination is visible within the House of God.
Mizaaje Nahje Balagha Hai Aayato'n Jaisa Kalaam Ye Bhi Khuda Ka Dikhai Deta Hai
The temperament of the Nahj al-Balagha is like the verses of the Quran; this speech, too, appears as if it were the word of God.
Nuseri Kehte Hai Mabood Mere Maula Ko Ajeeb Jhooth Hai, Sachha Dikhai Deta Hai
The Nusayris call my Master their God; it is a strange lie, yet it appears as the truth.
Ali Imam E Man Asto Manam Ghulam E Ali Har Ek Nabi Yehi Kehta Dikhai Deta Hai
'Ali is my Imam and I am a slave of Ali'—every Prophet appears to be saying exactly this.
Talaq Duniya Ko Di Jisne Be Niyazi Se Wo Sirf Shauhar E Zehra Dikhai Deta Hai
He who renounced the world with such indifference, he alone appears as the husband of Zehra.
Hai Jurm Naam E Ali Lena, Kya Qayamat Hai Tamaam Shehr Hi Kufa Dikhai Deta Hai
It is a crime to take the name of Ali, what a day of judgment this is; the entire city appears to be Kufa.
Kamaal E Qudrat E Mabood Hai Mera Abbas Ali Ko Bhi Ye Ali Sa Dikhai Deta Hai
My Abbas is the perfection of God's power; even to Ali, he appears as Ali himself.
Najaf Hai "Meer Takallum" Ka Toor Aye Musa Use Yehi Pe Wo Jalwa Dikhai Deta Hai
O Musa, Najaf is the Mount Sinai for Meer Takallum; it is right here that he sees that divine manifestation.
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