1. Stand at the right side of the sanctuary as I stand
And glance with your eyelids that glance around

2. My sun has set with its appearance, so my prayers
Were nothing but the prayers at a solar eclipse

3. Then when it cleared, I saw my submission
To me and saw my describer, described by me

4. And a speck of my eye faded into nonexistence
It was nothing but what was familiar to me

5. My dawn has ripped, so I rose to pray
I was told: "So wait for the call to pray of scattering"

6. So I heard the prayer, better than sleep's
Call, with which Bilal calls me from my core

7. He prayed to me, not I who prayed
To him, and recall the prayer at the eclipse

8. O my beloved, unload your camels
So the lady of the veils may be pleased

9. Stop by me at the landmarks of Sulu
Where pure musk is good to stand

10. I sensed from the right side of the dwellings
A shining lightning in my kidnapped existence

11. And I sang to the pole of my universe
That has a collar, with its described melody

12. It is sometimes veiled, sometimes my boon companion
Every listener to it is spared from illness

13. They confined her when they liked her singing
The circumstance improved with what it enveloped

14. She is my beloved with me, and mine
And with me, and my one and my thousands

15. She is my eye when she appears and my other
When she hides, so believe in this feared one

16. And so is glass, if the sun faces it
It comes in types of colors from its essence

17. And the images of the mirror are a lesson like me
And the shadows of poles are near to harvest

18. A moon, while truly she is a sun
Whose light is fully derived from her illumination

19. Say everything will perish but
His face, defying all noses

20. Say the most truthful poetry is that everything
Besides God is false, say it plainly

21. And so is consensus - nothing has
Impact on anything but the known

22. Take to the path of Quran and Sunnah's clarity
And follow the consensus of those thousands

23. And plunge into the battlefield of truth and strike
The armies of enemies with the swords

24. And tear through the veils and crush the universe and destroy
Or hesitate between hope and fear

25. And realize through both appearances and be, in both
States, the brave among the ranks

26. Be a young man who softened, so steal meanings
Then clear of screenings, so be a Sufi