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# سندبادنامه 377.1

سندبادنامه 377.1

- **Language:** Persian

### [377.1](https://indike.org/pramana/inf.isl.fa.qissa.sindbadnama.377.1)

کل الیقل من حیث تؤتی به هنیا ولا تسأل المبقلة (2/12) این افسانه از بهر آن گفتم تا بر رأی انور وخاطر اشرف اعلی معین ومقرر گردذ کی در امور معضل ، ومهمات مشنکل ، باوایل کار احتیاط بسیار می بایذ کرد ، واز خواتم وعواقب اندیشه داشت ، تا آفتاب بقین از حجاب اشتباه بیرون آیذ ، وچهرهآ مقصود چون روز عالم افروز روی مایذ ، و چه اقوال وافعال زنان بزدیک هیچ عاقل معتمد ومعتبر بست ؛ ومکرهای ایشان زیادت ازانست کی در حساب آیذ ، وخذای تعالی با عظمت وبزرگی خویش کند زنان را عظیم خوانده است ، کما قال : ان کند کن عظیم \* (28/12) وازان تحنب وتحذیر فوموذه ؛ وامیر المؤمنین عمر بن الخطاب رضی الله عنه کی بانی دین ، وثانی خلفای راشدین بوذه است ، می فرمایذ :

> "Eat the greens from wherever they are brought to you pleasantly, and do not ask about the greengrocer's plot!"  
> I have told this fable so that it may be clarified and established in the most radiant judgment and most noble, exalted mind  
> that in complicated matters and difficult concerns one must take great precaution at the outset of affairs,  
> and give thought to the outcomes and consequences, so that the sun of certainty \[may rise\] from  
> the veil of doubt may be removed, and the face of the purpose may appear like the world-illuminating day; and  
> since the words and deeds of women are neither reliable nor trustworthy in the eyes of any wise person; and their wiles  
> are more than can be counted; and God the Exalted, despite His majesty and greatness,  
> has called the guile of women great, as He said: 'Truly your guile is great'  
> (12:28), and has commanded avoidance and caution against it; and the Commander of the Faithful ʿUmar ibn al-Khaṭṭāb,  
> may God be pleased with him, who was the founder of religion and the second of the Rightly-Guided Caliphs, says:  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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## Translations (1)

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