1. O Rifa'i, I have fallen at your door
So your servant takes refuge in your door

2. O Rifa'i, savior of all lands
Do not let a child be lost, however beautiful his hope in you

3. My master, my master, far be it from you to accept
That after my joining, my tie with you be cut

4. By God, I swear no lover shall be disgraced
Who ties his heart in your long robe

5. You, you who have openly shown
The hand of the spirit's existence after your speech

6. With it you have closed every pole and sheikh
And they walked to gain your gifts around your feet

7. With it you have attracted the holy breath
That descended in the darkness to your shrine

8. With it you have truly taken with your right hand
From the hand of the generous Mustafa your book

9. With it you have become a bride in your spiritual state
As grace flows beneath the embroidery of your veil

10. With it how many a steady heart have you overturned
So that its inclination turned to your door

11. With it how many a foe's heart have you split
As the hand of destiny struck him with your sword

12. With it how many an ignoble back have you broken
As the steeds seized him beneath the saddles

13. With it how many a poor slave have you endowed
With riches so he was content with your sweet drink

14. With it you have become a savior for the blameworthy
And the hearts of all are protected by your veil

15. With it you have become the treasure of hidden knowledge
And for your command you appeared beneath your clothes

16. With it you have become rain for the worlds
And righteousness flowed from your abundant clouds

17. With it, by Him who honored you, you have become
The masters of the gnostics among your students

18. By it, by Him who chose you for it
None but your court the seekers frequented

19. You are the savior of existence, key to the treasure of
Generosity, and goodness flows from your spring

20. You are the Prophet's door, without doubt
And we come hoping for gifts from your door

21. You, if the elders rise in station
Throughout time, the stature of your house envelops them

22. You, if you count men leaders
In the courtyard of delegation, you have lowered what you wear

23. You, if enemies rise in war
On a day of plight, you have burned them with your flames

24. You, if it suits the righteous to leave the world
It would be to remove the cosmos from your manners

25. You, master of the people's imams apparent
And in truth you have overturned others

26. You, unique among men in every age
After you, your representatives from your deputies

27. You are the pillar of acceptance, and all know
That to God belongs all your affairs

28. You, sheikh whom God has never disappointed
To whom you have raised from your banners

29. You, fortress of the anxious, and generous disburser
And the helpless from your factions

30. And I am your servant who, in belief
Has hung his comfort on your clothes

31. So move with resolve and help me
And remember my ennoblement through my affiliation with you

32. And cast your eyes upon me, for my eyes
Are preparing to receive good news from your beauty

33. Send the spirit from you in the realm wandering
With all kinds of gifts to your loved ones

34. May God be pleased with you eternally, for I
O Rifa'i, have fallen into your reproach