1. O Lord, bestow blessings upon the Chosen One from Mudar,
And upon all the prophets and messengers ever mentioned,

2. And bestow, my Lord, blessings upon the Guide and his nature,
And his companions from the essence of religion who have spread it,

3. And strove with him in the way of God and exerted themselves,
And emigrated and sheltered him and came to his aid,

4. And clarified religious duties and recommended acts, and held fast
To God, and took refuge in God, and were victorious,

5. The most fragrant blessing and the most perfect and noblest one
That perfumes the universe with its diffusing fragrance,

6. Infused with the scent of musk, pure,
From its blessings the fragrance of delight spreads,

7. Beyond counting pebbles, soil, and sand it follows,
The stars of the sky and growths of earth and planets,

8. And beyond counting what trees contain of leaves
And every letter recited and transcribed,

9. And beyond the weight of mountains' pebbles likewise
Followed by drops of all water and rain,

10. And birds, beasts, and fish with cattle,
Followed by jinn, angels, and humans,

11. And particles, ants, and all seeds likewise,
And hair, wool, feathers, and fur,

12. And all that infinite knowledge encompasses and all
That the protected pen has ordained and fate has decreed,

13. And beyond counting all the blessings You have bestowed
Upon creation since they were and until they are gathered,

14. And beyond Your sublime measure by which have been ennobled
The prophets, angels, who pride themselves,

15. And beyond all that is in the cosmos, my Support,
And all that will be until the Trumpet is blown,

16. In every blink of an eye with which
The inhabitants of the heavens and earths wink, or less,

17. The filling of the heavens and earths, a mountain,
The ground, the Throne, the Pedestal and all they encompassed,

18. All that God made exist from nothing, and created
From nothing, everlasting blessings that cannot be counted,

19. Exhausting counting with all eras as
They encompass the limit, leaving naught, nor sparing,

20. No end, O Exalted, to them
And those praying have no term that passes and is awaited,

21. With peace as has passed from counting,
My Lord, redoubled and spread bounty,

22. And redoubled what has passed from counting,
O You who holds power!

23. As You love and approve, my Master, and as
You have commanded we pray, You are Powerful,

24. And all of that multiplied by Your right to
The breaths of Your creation, be they few or many,

25. O Lord, and forgive the reciter, hearer
And senders, altogether wherever found,

26. And our parents and families and neighbors,
And all of us my Master are wanting of pardon,

27. And have come with countless sins,
But Your pardon leaves nothing and spares nothing,

28. And worry about all I desire has filled me,
And I have come humbly with a broken heart,

29. I hope for Your mercy, O Lord, in both abodes
For the station of him at whose hands rock glorified,

30. O Lord, magnify for us reward and forgiveness
For Your bounty is an ocean that cannot be exhausted,

31. And be gentle with us in every calamity
With beautiful gentleness by which terrors recede,

32. By the Chosen One, best of creation, and he
Whose majesty revelations praising him adorned scripture,

33. Then blessings upon the Chosen as long as the sun
Of day has risen and the moon has radiantly shone,

34. Then pleasure with Abu Bakr His successor,
Who stood for the religion after him and was victorious,

35. And about Abu Hafs al-Farouq his companion,
Whose word was decisive in his rulings - Umar,

36. And find for Uthman of the Two Lights, in whom perfected
Virtues in both abodes and triumph were completed,

37. Likewise Ali with his daughter and their mother,
The Family of the Cloak as has reached us in reports,

38. Sa‘d and Sa‘eed, sons of ‘Awf, Talhah and Abu
‘Ubaydah, and Zubayr, eminent and virtuous,

39. And the Household, Companions, and Followers - Fatimah -
As long as night’s wrap has sighed or dawn has broke,