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Thou didst, |
through Thy strengthening grace, |
enable to |
approach it, |
while others Thou didst keep back by reason of what their |
hands have wrought in Thy days. |
Whoso hath hasted towards it and attained |
unto it hath, |
in his eagerness to gaze on Thy beauty, |
yielded his life in |
Thy path, |
and ascended unto Thee, |
wholly detached from aught else except |
Thyself. |
I beseech Thee, |
O my Lord, |
by this Fire which blazeth and rageth in the |
world of creation, |
to rend asunder the veils that have hindered me from |
appearing before the throne of Thy majesty, |
and from standing at the door |
of Thy gate. |
Do Thou ordain for me, |
O my Lord, |
every good thing Thou didst |
send down in Thy Book, |
and suffer me not to be far removed from the |
shelter of Thy mercy. |
Powerful art Thou to do what pleaseth Thee. |
Thou art, |
verily, |
the |
All-Powerful, |
the Most Generous. |
Lauded be Thy name, |
O my God! |
Aid Thou by Thy strengthening grace Thy |
servants and Thy handmaidens to recount Thy virtues and to be steadfast in |
their love towards Thee. |
How many the leaves which the tempests of trials |
have caused to fall, |
and how many, |
too, |
are those which, |
clinging |
tenaciously to the tree of Thy Cause, |
have remained unshaken by the tests |
that have assailed them, |
O Thou Who art our Lord, |
the Most Merciful! |
I render Thee thanks that Thou hast made known unto me such servants as |
have utterly abolished, |
by the power of Thy might and of Thy sovereignty, |
the idols of their corrupt desires, |
and were not kept back by the things |
which are possessed by Thy creatures from turning in the direction of Thy |
grace. |
These have so vehemently rent the veils asunder that the dwellers |
of the cities of self have wept, |
and fear and trembling seized the people |
of envy and wickedness who, |
adorning their heads and their bodies with the |
emblems of knowledge, |
have proudly rejected Thee and turned away from Thy |
beauty. |
I implore Thee, |
O my Lord, |
by Thy surpassing majesty and Thine Ancient |
Name, |
to enable Thy loved ones to assist Thee. |
Direct, |
then, |
continually |
their faces towards Thy face, |
and write down for them what will cause all |
hearts to exult and all eyes to be gladdened. |
Thou, |
truly, |
art the Help in peril, |
the Self-Subsisting. |
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