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Persian · noun · Iqbal's Emblems

Mor-e-Sulaiman

मोर-ए-सुलैमान

said mor-e-su-lai-maan

also written: moor-e-sulaiman, ant of solomon

Meaning

The ant of Solomon's valley whose tiny voice the prophet-king heard and heeded; emblem of how the mighty attend even to the least.

See it in the verse

Mor-e-Sulaiman in Iqbal’s couplets

Safina-e-barg-e-gul bana lega qafila mor-e-na-tawan ka
Hazar maujon ki ho kashakash magar ye dariya se par hoga

The caravan of feeble ants will make a boat of a rose petal; though a thousand waves clash against it, this boat will cross the river.

Hope · Courage · Unity

Related words

Sulaiman

The prophet-king Solomon, gifted command over winds, jinn, and the speech of animals.

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