1. Take from time what is allowed,
And forgive those who bite or pierce you.

2. The blame among us,
If we made amends, all would be mended.

3. We have nothing but what we earn,
The cause of sorrow and joy.

4. None blames but himself,
He who faces worries and distress.

5. Abundant is His great forgiveness,
Even if He takes us to account for what we commit.

6. No creature remains
As such it has come and gone.

7. Repent to God that we may win
Our wishes and gifts.

8. And seclude yourself at His door,
For he succeeds who at it lays prostrate.

9. His door is the door to all good.
Disappointed is he who from it withdraws.

10. Do not detour to other than Him
So listen to the words of one who gives advice.

11. The seeker of the Generous is not disappointed.
Whoever knocks at His door, it opens.

12. The hopeful of God is not denied.
That which he supposed has become clear.

13. My God and Creator,
Your servant leans toward You.

14. Seeking Your beautiful pardon,
So pardon, O Best of those who pardon.

15. Grant me what is in my mind,
And that which above it You have conferred.

16. Do not leave anything or abandon,
For greed toward You has aspired.

17. Your vast, tremendous grace,
Toward it my aim has swam.

18. If our sin is enormous,
Your pardon above it outweighs.

19. And grant a repentance,
At which my heart feels relief.

20. It is filled with light and guidance,
In it with it my soul feels at peace.

21. Not by my strength and might,
But by God it is allowed.

22. And conclude my life, my Master,
With virtues and blessings.

23. And prayers and peace
Be ever upon the one

24. Who opened all good for us,
And upon his noble family,

25. Companions and those of righteousness.
And to You belong praise always,

26. As long as a servant praises or lauds.