1. Call upon the hearts, perhaps
They may awaken, perhaps

2. For our hearts have been quenched
With a spring of sins, and upon them

3. Revive them with the rain of your mercy
If it were not for it, then nullify it

4. If you do not heal them
O people of healing, then who will heal them?

5. Be kind to them with contentment
And with opening the lock of their closure

6. With the rising of the sun of your contentment
The darkness of their ignorance will dissipate

7. When the sun of the messengers shone
The fire of existence was for its people

8. With the insights of the people of guidance
And proper path, it unveils for them

9. It unveils it so it can see its light
And its beauty and grace

10. And the bats of passions became
Unable to find its place

11. And they deny whoever informs them
About it and reject its virtue

12. In judgment they stood wherever
They stood, there their minds stood

13. In the sensory world singing
Its knowledge and our words about it

14. It did not know the knowledge of certitude
Nor does the thoughts cross its mind

15. That is not a deficiency
For them, for its perfection

16. For when the heart becomes sincere
With remembrance, its misguidance vanishes

17. And it becomes sanctified and purified
From its malice and depths

18. It knew the reality of what is upon
It in the Book and what is for it

19. It ascended from imitation to
The realization of the truth of its messenger

20. If the veil were removed from it
It would not increase it in its truth

21. O Lord, our hearts
Have rusted extensively, so remove it

22. And let its whisperings submit to it
And its imaginations and thoughts

23. So it came to believe a liar
From the impossibility of its hopes

24. And our appearance with our burdens
Almost fell from its weight

25. And with you the extremity of the crisis vanished
And the breeze of your kindness solved it

26. And with you solutions appeared
From dilemmas, the flow of your grace removed it

27. And with you hearts saw
While our hearts, how can they see?

28. We hope by the right of Muhammad
To correct its ugly deeds

29. Bless him, our Lord
As long as the star bids farewell

30. To the shrine which Medina and its surroundings
Became adorned with his body

31. Blessed is it, blessed is it
What a wonderful spot

32. That contained the sovereignty, oh what a spot
Its all spots became proud

33. Whether rugged or smooth
And conclude with eternal peace

34. After the prayer and before it
And return to your first words

35. Call upon the hearts, perhaps