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(Zarb-e-Kaleem-164) Ahle Misar Se

Ahle-e-Misr Se
To The Egyptians

Khud Abu-Ul-Hol Ne Ye Nukta Sikhaya Nujh Ko
Woh Abu-Ul-Hol Ke Hai Sahib-e-Asrar-e-Qadeem

None other than the Sphinx, the Dread One, lord
Of the secrets of old times, taught me this:

Dafatan Jis Se Badal Jati Hai Taqdeer-e-Ummam
Hai Woh Quwwat Ke Hareef Iss Ki Nahin Aqal-e-Hakeem

Strength that in one hour can swerve the fates of nations
Admits no puzzling intellect for rival,

Har Zamane Mein Digargoon Hai Tabiat Iss Ki
Kabhi Shamsheer-e-Muhammad (S.A.W.) Hai, Kabhi Chob-e-Kaleem (A.S.)!

Though many in each age are its manifestations—
Now Moses’ rod, and now Muhammad (PBUH)’s sword.

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