1. O You who brings relief to mankind after they despair
Have mercy on Your servants, whose poverty has humbled them

2. You have accustomed them to abundant provision without cause
Except for the beauty of hopeful yearning towards You

3. You promised kindness in visits and in breasts
With generosity if they are equitable, and forbearance if they stray

4. Virtues bound to the scent of noses because of them
And every hardship is bound by the shackle of generosity

5. O You who is known for good, so the horizons and center have recognized
The beauty of Your blessings

6. And knowing the hidden truths of matters, no
Misconception can impugn You, no error

7. A poor servant broken at the door of generosity
It is in his nature to arrive when squeezed

8. Whatever sins and disgraces come to extend his palm, they shame him
His affairs are chaotic, his ropes cut

9. O Vast, yet the steps of creation are too narrow
To describe Your blessings when they seek them, stumbling

10. And You who spreads His mercy with the hand of summarized grace
So none who overindulge are deprived of hope

11. Have mercy on servants content with the hardship of life
Wherever they fall among mankind, they pick up scraps

12. When the world is distributed, they have nothing
Except rags, a cloak, and the dirt, a carpet

13. But they are of Your lofty, sublime essence
Above them no essence, their spiritual station so high

14. And whoever is gathered with whom he loves
Does not care if the living depart or are scattered

15. We are the servants and You are the King, none but You
And everything hoped for after this has strayed