1. I have a master whose view in every darkness
Of affairs, if you seek his guidance, is a guide

2. So his habit of doing good is his principle
If he breaks a habit, he soon returns to the old way

3. Call him, call the caller of the dew, you will find his caller
Shouting to the caravan - do not set out at this call

4. And do not fear a time when he gives you safety
For no caller can hurt you from its evil

5. To God belong his views, a light for the confused
Guided by a guide from the sons of the ignorant or the lost

6. To God belong his days which when they pass
With their joy are holidays upon holidays

7. His call rescued me or else an ignorant one would attack me
His hands said clearly to the dew's caller

8. He remains forever for the feeble and his time
Remains auspicious, redeeming, for him