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اخترِ شام کی آتی ہے فلک سے آواز
سجدہ کرتی ہے سحَر جس کو، وہ ہے آج کی رات
Akhtar-e-sham ki aati hai falak se aawaz
Sajda karti hai sahar jis ko, woh hai aaj ki raat
رہِ یک گام ہے ہمّت کے لیے عرشِ بریں
کہہ رہی ہے یہ مسلمان سے معراج کی رات
Rah-e-yak-gam hai himmat ke liye arsh-e-barin
Kah rahi hai ye Musalman se Meraj ki raat
Source: Bang-e-Dra (1924) — Part 3 (from 1908), two couplets
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Two couplets for the night of the Miraj. The evening star calls from the sky that tonight is the night the dawn bows to, and the night itself tells the believer that for true courage the highest heaven is only a single step away.
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