Eyvallah şahım

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  1. ilkin said:

    Default Eyvallah şahım

    Bugün bize pir geldi
    Gülleri taze geldi
    Önü sıra kamberi
    Aliyyelmurteza geldi

    Eyvallah şahım eyvallah
    Hak la ilahe illallah
    Eyvallah pirim eyvallah
    Adı güzeldir güzel şah

    Ali bizim şahımız
    Kabe kıblegahımız
    Mi'raçtaki Muhammed
    O bizim padişahımız

    Padişahım yaradan
    Okur aktan karadan
    Ben pirimden ayrıldım
    Bin yıl geçti aradan

    Aramı uzattılar
    Yarama tuz bastılar
    Fazlı'dan bir kul geldi
    Bedestanda sattılar

    Sattılar bedestanda
    Ses verir gülistanda
    Muhammed'in hatemi
    Bergüzardır aslanda


    today the pir came to us (1)
    his roses came fresh
    before him, his kamber (2)
    ali el-murteza came (3)

    greetings my shah, greetings (4)
    the truth, there's no god but allah
    greetings my shah, greetings
    his name is beautiful, beautiful shah

    ali is our shah
    kaaba is our qiblah place
    muhammed in the mi'raj
    he is our great king

    our king, the creator
    he reads through white or black
    i have been away from my pir
    it's been a thousand years

    they've kept me away for a long time
    they sprinkled salt on my wound
    a servant from fazlı came
    they sold him in the market

    they sold him in the market
    his voice sounds in the rose garden (5)
    the ring of muhammed
    is a gift given to the lion (6)

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    1. pir: from persian, an old person. arabic equivalent is شيخ. in mystic orders it means a spiritual leader: master, sensei, 師傅.
    2. a kamber or kanber, possibly from kambur "hunchback", is the escort and servant of a pir or dede.
    3. murteza: from arabic مرتضي, meaning one that has been approved or pleased with, is an epithet of ali.
    4. eyvallah: from arabic اى والله yes, by god, means thank you, or bye, depending on the context. in mystic terminology it's also a very respectful greeting word: hail.
    5. an allusion to a legend.
    6. lion: translation of arabic حيدر, is another epithet of ali.
    Last edited by ilkin; 04-22-2009 at 05:20 AM.