1. I seek forgiveness from Allah for knowledge I have uttered
For its speaker is in grave danger

2. It is the true knowledge, of which there is no doubt
That it puts me in peril, though I am wary of it

3. And I have uttered it for a wisdom that deemed
It was my fate, as was predetermined

4. Of knowledges that were hard for the seeker
And unattainable, for the matter was beyond comprehension

5. Were it not for the inheritance of the best of mankind
It would not have been attained by the Chosen Master of Glory

6. He who knew it through a stroke granted him
By Allah, the Munificent, during wakefulness

7. So listen, my sacrifice, I have resolved
To reveal what was of gems in the shells

8. If it is said what is the reason for magnifying and others
Say that is the manifestation of Truth in forms

9. For the eye sees only One, eternally
And magnification came from focusing intently

10. Existence in its ambiguity originated
As witnessing in the state of particles during creation

11. And my judgment with this saying, its form
Is what I have said, and similarly what is witnessed visually

12. The unseen belongs to Allah, eyes cannot perceive it
What the eye beholds is referred to metaphorically as mankind

13. Of every star and orbit it revolves with
And what it generates from these planets

14. If you do not ascertain it with proof and gnosis
As is the case, then be content with the report

15. From one who has tasted and did not say what he said
Based on observation, analogy, intuition or harm

16. Existence, the existence of Truth, has no
Partner therein, as stated in the tradition

17. And who can compare to Allah's Messenger our Master
In what is said, so reflect and take heed

18. In what Labeed says in his ignorance
And does not know what he has said, so remember

19. That one of insight like me, created
Sees realities come to him as destined

20. Do not say this is fanciful and sophistry
What I have said, so rise and follow my path

21. By Allah, were it not for witnessing the Truth I would not
Have looked with my eyes upon any in the world of others

22. I am an orphan of my age, peerless
Among treasures, whether from land or sea