1. To the one who does not stop blaming,
And the sun of life has set in the west,

2. And you are leaning with the passion of youth,
Trailing the gown of your world with rags.

3. The days have etched a line,
On your cheek since the lines of old age appeared.

4. Its letters say in the language of the state,
"Enough of he who has sins and faults."

5. The time of departure has come, so be prepared,
Keen and ready for the return.

6. And prepare what will remove your sorrow one day,
Otherwise you will melt from the heat of deprivation.

7. And plead to God's land so that we meet our hope,
In that just and terrible stance.

8. And raise with humility a mind,
And a heart toward the Knower of the unseen.

9. For raising hands is of no use,
If the hearts’ hands do not rise.

10. Do sincere repentance without deficiency,
And trust in the One, the Unique, the Responder.

11. You will attain forgiveness without doubt, if
You are not hesitant in hope.

12. By your life we have no kingdom on earth,
And each lives the life of a stranger.

13. But our kingdom is the kingdom of a Lord,
Beautiful in rule, the Judge, the Rewarder.

14. One day, mortality will overtake us on earth,
And we will be distanced from its mortality soon.

15. We imagine glory in status and money,
And that pride is in lineage and ancestry.

16. But what is the benefit of wealth without righteousness?
And what is the benefit of ancestry with faults?