Ses éloges · مدائحه · Éloge
Les éloges du Prophète Muhammad ﷺ
His birth made manifest the sweet-smelling goodness of his substance. How fragrant was the commencement thereof, and the conclusion! (59) [It was] a day in which the Persians sagaciously opined that they were warned of the happening of evil and of vengeance; (60) And the pavilion of the Chosroes became, being fissured, like unto the courtiers of the Chosroes, irremediably disarrayed; (61) And the [Sacred] Fire, through sorrowfulness thereat, became extinct in its respirations [of flame], and the river [of the Tigris] dry at fount, through choking. (62)
Traduction : J. W. Redhouse (1881).
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- Auteur
- al-Būṣīrī
- Source
- Al-Burda
- Référence
- v. 59-62
- Degré
- Éloge : paroles d’un savant ou d’un poète sur le Prophète ﷺ, ni hadith ni verset.
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