1. The servant's adornment is his poverty and need,
And richness with God wherever he is happy.

2. And he in other than Him is mere illusion,
How many desires ruin brought upon its groups.

3. And the ignorant who thinks with something,
Of the goods of the world his disposition is corrected.

4. Nothing enriches the poor even if the existence,
Poured down to him all of its revenue.

5. And for this you see him while the greed is in a condition,
Of need yet rich is his ascension.

6. And it is from the disease of loving his world, he remains
Sick, everyone's cure has blinded him.

7. And the rich one, rich with the essence, not with the
Fleeting accident whose foam is whipped up.

8. O son of two days, do not fear the cutting off of your sustenance,
How many youths before you were content when needy.

9. And how many providers have doubted in their adequacy,
And survival has straitened its expanses upon them.

10. Then when the matter was submitted, his servants prospered
And his women's ease was facilitated.

11. So win with the comfort of your heart O you who,
Increased from missing what he aspires to upset him.

12. And cast away the worries from your heart and gain
The pure living if you are well its produce is good.

13. Do not say, my sustenance is diminished apart from others,
Every sustenance its extraction is estimated.

14. The apportionment of God, no increase in it,
Nor decrease, its fresh and its salty.

15. And the youth, other than his sustenance he did not attain,
Even if he strategized and prolonged his dispute.

16. How many valiant wanted other than his sustenance,
So it cut off his limbs.

17. And for how many the sustenance of a man fortified,
So they raided him and demolished his towers.

18. It called out, if your sustenance were in you, what
God did not open for you, you cannot extract it.

19. And if the crown of Chosroes joined upon the sustenance of a lowly youth,
And the crown recoiled from him.

20. Every hardship, even if it lasted long,
Soon its relief and unraveling will come.

21. This is the custom of the All-Dominant over us,
And upon it has his course certainly ran.

22. Which time has passed without a type,
Of bestowal which clothed the barrenness flourishing.

23. And for my Master in the world are many hands,
With which the servant straightens his twisting.

24. And for Him every hour and time,
An ocean of grace its waves surge forth.

25. Trust in the Gentleness of God in every condition,
For He in creation is a shining lamp.

26. And if it narrowed or the matter became difficult,
Then it expands widely its opening and illumination.

27. And tomorrow the heart from it will be in a prison of worries,
With darkness increased not dying its disputation.

28. So rely and toss the weapon and leave what,
You are in and let its frenzy pass from you.

29. And make the whole creation as if it did not,
Exist before to remove from the heart its shaking.

30. And expect goodness in that which you are,
But ignorance blackened the face muddied.

31. And He with Whom all matters are equal,
Then in the crucible of trial its melting.