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# سندبادنامه 63.1

سندبادنامه 63.1

- **Language:** Persian

### [63.1](https://indike.org/pramana/inf.isl.fa.qissa.sindbadnama.63.1)

(5/0) وببایذ دانست کی این کتاب بلغت پهلوی بوذه است ، وتا بروزگار امیر اجل عالم عادل ناصرالدین ابو محمد توح بن منصور السامانی - انار الله برهانه - هیچ کس ترجمه نکرده بوذ ، امیر عادل نوح بن منصور فرمان داذ خواجه عمید ابوالفوارس فناروزی را تا بزبان فارسی ترجمت کنذ، وتفاوت واختلالی کی بذو راه یافته بوذ بر دارذ ودرست وراست کنذ ، بتاریخ سنهآ تسع وثلثین وثلثمایه خواجه عمید ابوالفوارس رنبج برگرفت وخاطر در کار آورد ، واین کتاب را بعبارت دری برداخت ، لکن عبارت عظیم نازل بود واز تزین وتحلی عاری وعاطل ، وبا آنک در وی مقال را فسحت ومجال را وسعت تنوق وتصنع بوذ ، هیچ مشاطه این عروس را نیاراسته بوذ ، ودر مضمار فصاحت مرکب عبارت برانده واین کلم حکم وابکار وعذاری را حله نساخته وحلیه نپرداخته ، ویزدیک بوذ کی از صحایف ایام عمام مدروس گردذ ، واز حواشی روز گار بیکبار محو شوذ ، واکنون بفر دولت قاهره احیا بذرفت واز سر طراوت ورونق گرفت :

> And it should be known that this book was in the Pahlavi language, and until the time of  
> the most illustrious, learned, and just amir, Nāṣir al-Dīn Abū Muḥammad Nūḥ ibn Manṣūr al-Sāmānī—may God illuminate  
> his proof—no one had translated it. The just amir Nūḥ ibn Manṣūr commanded  
> the eminent master Abū l-Fawāris Fanārūzī to translate it into the Persian language, and to remove  
> the disparities and defects that had found their way into it, and to set it right and true. In the year  
> three hundred and thirty-nine, the eminent master Abū l-Fawāris took on the trouble and applied his mind to the work,  
> and composed this book in Dari phrasing; however, the style was extremely base  
> and stripped and devoid of ornament and embellishment, despite the fact that in it there was room for discourse and scope for  
> there was ample scope for refinement and artifice, yet no tire-woman had adorned this bride, nor in  
> the arena of eloquence had galloped the steed of expression; no robe had she fashioned, nor ornament prepared, for these words of wisdom, virgin maidens and cloistered beauties;  
> and it was near to being utterly effaced from the pages of the days,  
> and wiped out all at once from the margins of time. But now, through the fortune of the triumphant dynasty,  
> it has received new life and regained freshness and splendor anew:  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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## Translations (1)

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