Come, let us raise our hearts

For tomorrow, we cannot raise them from the mud

In the autumn season, you won't see a tree

That is not bare from the harsh cold

Empty hands of need are raised

They do not return empty from mercy

Do not think that the door which never closes

Will turn away a raised hand in despair

Fate will give him a distinguished robe

Place the value of the fruit in his sleeve

All bring obedience and the poor bring need

Come to the doorstep of the one who helps the poor

Raise your hands like bare branches

For you cannot sit longer without leaves

O Lord, look upon us with generosity

For sin has come from Your servants

Sin comes from the humble servant

In hope of the Lord's forgiveness

O Generous One, we are nurtured by Your sustenance

We are accustomed to Your grace and kindness

When the beggar sees grace and kindness

He does not turn away from the benefactor

As You made us dear in this world

We have the same hope for the Hereafter

You grant both honor and disgrace

Your dear one does not see disgrace from anyone

O God, by Your honor, do not disgrace me

Do not make me ashamed by the humiliation of sin

Do not put someone like me over my head

From Your hand, even if I bear punishment

There is no worse evil in the world than this

To suffer cruelty from someone like oneself

Being ashamed before You is enough for me

Do not make me ashamed before others

If your shadow falls upon me

The sky would be the lowest step for me

If you crown me and elevate me

Lift me so no one can bring me down

My body trembles when I remember

The prayers of a distressed person in the sanctuary

Who said, 'O distressed heart

O Lord, forgive me and do not disgrace me'

He kept saying to God with much pleading

Do not cast me away, for no one will take my hand

Call me with kindness and do not drive me away from your door

My head bows only at your threshold

You know that we are poor and helpless

We are overwhelmed by our commanding selves

This rebellious self does not relent

For reason can barely rein it in

Who can overpower the self and Satan?

The ant cannot fight the leopards

O men of Your path, show us the way

Give me refuge from these enemies

O God, by Your Divine Essence

By Your unparalleled and unique attributes

By the response of the pilgrims to the Sacred House

By the one buried in Yathrib, peace be upon him

By the Takbir of the sword-wielding men

Who count the warriors of battle as women

By the adorned obedience of the elders

By the sincerity of the young

That in that perilous moment

Save us from the shame of double-speaking

There is hope from those who obey

That they will intercede for the disobedient

By the pure ones, keep me away from impurity

And if I err, forgive me

The elderly bent over from worship

Their eyes cast downward in shame of sin

Do not close my eyes to happiness

Do not silence my tongue in the time of testimony

Keep the lamp of certainty in my path

Keep my hand from doing wrong

Turn my eyes away from the unseen

Do not let my hand grasp the undesired

I am that particle not in Your air

Existence and non-existence are one in my disdain

A ray from Your sun of grace suffices me

For none sees except in Your light

Look at the one who is better despite the evil

A glance from the king suffices the beggar

If You take me by justice and fairness

I will lament for Your pardon did not promise this

O God, do not drive me away from Your door in disgrace

For no other door will be conceived for me

And if I went astray for a few days out of ignorance

Now that I have returned, do not close the door on me

What excuse can I offer for the shame of my impurity?

Except to bring forth my helplessness, O Generous One

I am poor, do not seize me for my sins

The generous one has mercy on the poor

Why should I cry over my weak state?

If I am weak, my refuge is strong

O God, we broke the covenant out of heedlessness

What power can effort bring against fate?

What can come from our efforts?

This point suffices as an excuse for our shortcomings

Everything I did, You disrupted

What power does a self have against divinity?

I do not escape wisdom

For wisdom acts upon me as such