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and hath been willing to suffer the |
most grievous abasement, |
that Thy creatures may be exalted. |
I pray Thee, |
O Thou Who causest the dawn to appear, |
by Thy Name through |
Which Thou hast subjected the winds, |
and sent down Thy Tablets, |
that Thou |
wilt grant that we may draw near unto what Thou didst destine for us by |
Thy favor and bounty, |
and to be far removed from whatsoever may be |
repugnant unto Thee. |
Give us, |
then, |
to drink from the hands of Thy grace |
every day and every moment of our lives of the waters that are life |
indeed, |
O Thou Who art the Most Merciful! |
Make us, |
then, |
to be of them who |
helped Thee when fallen into the hands of those Thine enemies who are |
numbered with the rebellious among Thy creatures and the wicked amidst Thy |
people. |
Write down, |
then, |
for us the recompense ordained for him that hath |
attained Thy presence, |
and gazed on Thy beauty, |
and supply us with every |
good thing ordained in Thy Book for such of Thy creatures as enjoy near |
access to Thee. |
Brighten our hearts, |
O my Lord, |
with the splendor of Thy knowledge, |
and |
illumine our sight with the light of such eyes as are fixed upon the |
horizon of Thy grace and the Day-Spring of Thy glory. |
Preserve us, |
then, |
by Thy Most Great Name, |
Which Thou didst cause to overshadow such nations |
as lay claim to what Thou hast forbidden in Thy Book. |
This, |
verily, |
is |
what Thou didst announce unto us in Thy Scriptures and Thy Tablets. |
Cause us, |
then, |
to be so steadfast in our love towards Thee that we will |
turn to none except Thee, |
and will be reckoned amongst them that are |
brought nigh to Thee, |
and acknowledge Thee as One Who is exalted above |
every comparison and is holy beyond all likeness, |
and will lift up our |
voices amongst Thy servants and cry aloud that He is the one God, |
the |
Incomparable, |
the Ever-Abiding, |
the Most Powerful, |
the All-Glorious, |
the |
All-Wise. |
Strengthen Thou, |
O my Lord, |
the hearts of them that love Thee, |
that they |
may not be affrighted by the hosts of the infidels that are turned back |
from Thee, |
but may follow Thee in whatsoever hath been revealed by Thee. |
Aid them, |
moreover, |
to remember and to praise Thee, |
and to teach Thy Cause |
with eloquence and wisdom. |
Thou art He Who hath called Himself the Most |
Merciful. |
Ordain, |
then, |
O my God, |
for me and for whosoever hath sought |
Thee what beseemeth the excellence of Thy glory and the greatness of Thy |
majesty. |
No God is there but Thee, |
the Ever-Forgiving, |
the Most |
Compassionate. |
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