FWP:
This is the second verse of a four-verse verse-set
that begins with {177,9}. For discussion of the
verse-set as a whole, see {177,9}.
sāt iqlīm kā ḥāṣil jo farāham
kīje
to vuh lashkar kā tire naʿl-bahā hotā hai
1) if/when the produce of the seven continents would be gathered
2) then that is [habitually] the horseshoe-expense of your army
He says, If the produce of all the seven continents would be collected, then it is as if it's the expense of your army's horseshoes'. (258)
If the income of the whole world would be gathered in one place, then the cost of shoeing your army's horses would be able to be paid. (350)
Nazm:
This is a Persian idiom, that they say haft iqlīm , and [the normal plural form] haft iqlīmhā is wrong. And in Urdu it's contrary to this, but the words sāt iqlīm have entered into the idiom. (200)
== Nazm page 199