1. O You who has the will
And from Him happiness

2. Bestow upon us abundance
From You kindness is habitual

3. Give the depressed his desire
And return his prosperity to him

4. His love has become sweet to him
In his beloved is his happiness

5. From it his extension
His drink and provision

6. O best of all masters
The servant's separation was prolonged

7. And upon You his dependence
And the triumph in his return

8. My heart almost perished
Since it was disputed by the generous one

9. And release for it the restriction
In the unseen and the witnessed