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In the Name of Allah, the Beneficent, the Merciful. Oh God, Oh He who extended the morning''s tongue in the speech of its dawning And dispatched the fragments of the dark night into the gloom of its stammering And made firm the structure of the turning spheres in the measures of its display And beamed forth the brightness of the sun through the light of its blazing! Oh He who demonstrates His Essence by His Essence And transcends congeneity with His creatures And is exalted beyond conformity with His qualities! Oh He who is near to the passing thoughts of opinions And far from the regards of eyes And knows what will be before it comes to be! Oh He who has put me at ease in the cradle of His security and sanctuary And awakened me to the favors and kindness that He has bestowed upon me And held me from the claws of evil with His hand and His force! Bless, oh God, the guide to Thee in the darkest night And him who, of Thy ropes, clings to the cord of the longest nobility And him whose glory is evident at the summit of stout shoulders And whose feet were entrenched in spite of slippery places in ancient time And [bless] his household, the good, the chosen, the pious And open for us, oh God, the leaves of morning''s door With the keys of mercy and prosperity! And clothe me, oh God, with the most excellent robes of guidance and righteousness! And plant, oh God, through Thy tremendousness, the springs of humility in the watering place of my heart! And cause to flow, oh God, because of Thy awesomeness, tears of moaning from the corner of my eyes! And chastise, oh God, the recklessness of my clumsiness with the reins of contentment! My God, if mercy from Thee does not begin with fair success for me Then who can take me to Thee upon the evident path? If Thy deligerateness would turn me over to the guide of hope and wishes Then who will annul my slips from the stumbles of caprice? If Thy help should forsake me in the battle with the soul and Satan Then Thy forsaking will have entrusted me to where there is hardship and deprivation My God, dost Thou see that I have only come to Thee from the direction of hopes Or clung to the ends of Thy cords when my sins have driven me from the house of union? So what an evil mount upon which my soul has mounted - its caprice! Woe upon it for being seduced by its own opinions and wishes! And destruction be upon it for its audacity toward its Master and Protector! My God, I have knocked upon the door of Thy mercy with the hand of my hope And fled to Thee seeking refuge from my excessive caprice And fixed the fingers of my love to the ends of Thy cords So pardon, oh God, the slips and errors I have committed And release me from the foot-tangling of my robe For Thou art my Master, my Protector, my Support and my Hope And Thou art the object of my search and my desire in my ultimate end and stable abode My God, how couldst Thou drive away a poor beggar who seeks refuge in Thee from sins, fleeing? Or how couldst Thou disappoint one seeking guidance who repairs to Thy threshold, running? Or how could You reject a thirsty man who comes to Your wells to drink? Never! For Thy pools are full in the hardship of drought Thy door is open for seeking and entering And Thou art the goal of requests and the object of hopes My God, these are the reins of my soul I have bound them with the ties of Thy will These are the burdens of my sins I have averted them with Thy pardon and mercy these are my caprices that lead astray - I have entrusted them to the threshold of Thy gentleness and kindliness So make this morning of mine, oh God, descend upon me with the radiance of guidance and with safety in religion and this world! And [make] my evening a shield against the deception of enemies And a protection against the destructive blows of caprice! Thou art able over what Thou wilt! Thou givest the kingdom to whom Thou wilt, and Thou seizest the kingdom from whom Thou wilt Thou exaltest whom Thou wilt, and Thou abasest whom Thou wilt In Thy hand is the good, Thou art powerful over all things Thou makest the night to enter into the day, and Thou makest the day to enter into the night Thou bringest forth the living from the dead, and Thou bringest forth dead from the living and Thou providest whomsoever Thou wilt without reckoning There is no god but Thou! Glory be to Thee, oh God, and Thine is the praise! Who knows Thy measure without fearing Thee? Who knows what Thou art without awe of Thee? Through Thy power Thou hast joined disparate things And through Thy gentleness Thou hast cleaved apart the daybreak And through Thy generosity Thou hast illumined the dark shrouds of night Thou hast made waters, sweet and salt, flow forth from hard shining stones And sent down out of rain-clouds water cascading And appointed the sun and moon a blazing lamp for the creatures Without experiencing in that which Thou originated either weariness or effort So, oh He who is alone in might and subsistence And dominates His slaves with death and annihilation Bless Muhammad and his household, the godfearing And answer my supplication hear my call And actualize through Thy bounty my hope and desire Oh best of those who is called to remove affliction And object of hope in every difficulty and ease! I have stated my need, so do not reject me, oh my master, despairing of Thy exalted gifts Oh All-generous! Oh All-generous! Oh All-generous! By Thy mercy, oh Most Merciful of the merciful! And God bless the best of His creatures, Muhammad, and all his household! Then prostrate and say: My God, my heart is veiled, My soul is deficient My intelligence is defeated My caprice is triumphant My obedience is little My disobedience is much And my tongue acknowledges sins So what am I to do? Oh He who covers defects! Oh He who knows the unseen things! Oh He who removes troubles Forgive my sins, all of them, by the sacredness of Muhammad and the household of Muhammad! Oh All-forgiver! Oh All-forgiver! Oh All-forgiver! By Thy mercy, oh Most Merciful of the mercifull!