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coB coB BtQ

In the name of Allh

the Beneficent, the

Merciful


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Merciful

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kd B kd { BO Allh send Your

blessings on

Muhammadand the family of

Muhammad.


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Aw Ys XB XcoQGsF H B

O Allh! I ask You, By

your mercy, whichcovers all things,


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Aw CQ VoXB WQ

by Your power, which

overpowers all

things


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Aw C l Aw C g

and to which everything

submits and ishumble.


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Aw CQ YR~~XB WoR`Q By Your might, by

which You overcomeall things.


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Aw C XBWqQ

By Your glory, before

which nothing

stands


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Aw V~~~~~~XB XQ

By Your

magnificence which


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Aw mBCtQ

By Your authority,

which rises over all

things


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Aw AC k~~~~QCRB _Q By Your face (i.e.

essence), whichremains after the

destruction of all


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Aw CnF VXB MCsGQ By Your names

(attributes) whichmanifest Your power

over all things


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Aw Q CcFm~~~~~B Q By Your knowledge,

which encompasses

all things


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Aw ACF mB_ nQ And, by the light of

Your face (i.e.essence), through

which all things shine


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rk C n CO Light, O most Holy,


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~~~B F CO First of those who

are first,


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~ogB ogD C and Last of those

who are last!


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|B ~~~~~XW XBPmB oH BO Allh! Forgive me

those sins, whichtear apart modesty.


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B qW XBPmB oHB

O Allh! Forgive methose sins, which

bring down


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B oW ~~~~XBPmB oH

BO Allh! Forgive me

those sins, which alter


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ACkB uRdW XBPmB oH BO Allh! Forgive me

those sins, which holdback supplication.


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AC_oB W XBPmB oH

BO Allh! Forgive methose sins, which cut


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ARB qW XBPmB oH

BO Allh! Forgive me

those sins, which


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XRlF Sl oH B

O Allh! Forgive me

every sin that I have

committed


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C~~~~~WG~gF UNg

and every mistake

that I have made.


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omQ H PoWFH B

O Allh! I approach

You by Your

remembrance


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t H Q xXsF

seek Your

intercession through

Yourself


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Qo kW Fj`Q GsF

and ask You by Your

generosity, to bring mecloser to You,


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ow pW F to bestow upon me(the ability to) thank

you,


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ol W F and to inspire me toYour remembrance.


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wCg mX Cg BKsGsF H BO Allh! I ask You as a

(person who is)submissive, humble

and obedient,


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coW dCtWFto treat me kindly, to

have mercy on me,


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BcB _ CC CBntQ `W CBX

and to make me

satisfied, content, andhumble in all

circumstances


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XC VkXwH BKsGsF BO Allh! I ask You as a

person whose povertyis intense,


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X_Cc kMBk~~~~~~~xBk Q qF who presents his

need only to You,


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XRn k C and whose desire is

great for what (only)You have.


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C Cs B

O Allh! Great is Your

authority,

exalted is Your place


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oF o o g

unknown is Your plan,

clear is Your command,


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Wnk Vo_ oS overwhelming is Your

might,

unhindered is Your

power


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Xc nBoB and escape from

Your judgement isimpossible.


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BoWCs dMCR BoCQm k_F BO Allh! I cannot find

anyone who canforgive my sins, cover

my ugly misdeeds,


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o kR tdCQe~~~~RB Ax

or change my misdeedsto good,

except You


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kdQ CdRs YFH H There is no god but

You.Glory and praise be to

You


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`Q VFo`W ~~tYI have wronged myself,

I dared (to sin) becauseof my ignorance,


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olk H Ys but I have depended on

Your eternalremembrance of me,

and Your (continuous)


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WoXs eR ~~~~~~~BO Allh! O my

Protector! How manyugly (deeds) You haveconcealed!


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XF ARB bjC

How many heavy

misfortunes You

have lifted!


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X nC\ How many stumbles

You have prevented!


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Xj o How many ordeals

You have repelled!


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Wox F Yt_ AC[ How many graceful

praises, which I am notworthy of, You have

spread!


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Cc As Q oF MQ BO Allh! My distress is

great,my sorry plight

exceeded the limits


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F Q Vk CF Q Vo| my deeds are

inadequate,my chains have kept me

down


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CD kQ tRc and, my desires have

withheld me from my

(own advantages)


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CnoQ CkBXkg The world has

deceived me by its

illusion


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C CXChQt and my soul by its

offenses,and my postponement.


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WqQ NsGk~~~~s CO my Master! I ask

You by Your might,


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C As MCj S`d F

not to let my ugly deeds

and acts conceal mysupplication from You,


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os YB ChQ dW not to disgrace me by

exposing what issecret of my (acts),

which (only) You are


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WBg X C UQCQ _CW not to hasten the

punishment of what Ihave done secretly,


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WAC~~~~~sH As ~~~~such as, my ugly

deeds, my offenses,


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XC_ oWBj my continuous

negligence, my

ignorance


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X WB~~~~wTo\ my manifold

passions, and my

forgetfulness


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CJn BcB WqQ B O Allh! By Your might,

Be compassionate tome in all

circumstances,


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C nB~~~_ and have grace on

me on all matters.


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Qn HMy God and my Lord!


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o ~~x GsFo Whom can I ask

beside You, to

remove my affliction


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oF o~~~~~B and to look into my

affairs?


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HMy God and my

Protector!


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t YRWH Cc Yo_FYou have laid on me

rules (to follow), but Ifollowed my own

whims


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k~~~ qW ~~~ roXcF I did not remain wary

of adorning my

enemy


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F CQ oTherefore, he was

(able to) deceive me

through my desires,


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ACB l k~~~~sF and destiny favored

him in this (matter).


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jkc Q l o_ CQ VpC`X

Thus I exceeded Your

limits by violation of

Your rules


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oBF Q YCgand disobeyed some

of Your commands.


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l _ U`dB

Therefore, Yours is the

argument against mein all of that,


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JC o_C U`c and I have no argument

(regarding) Yourjudgment against me,


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JQ c qFnor in what Your decree

and tribulationimposed upon me.


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o|W kQ H CXWF k I come to You, My

God, after my

shortcoming


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t BosH and my immoderation

against myself,


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Bot CjCBnmX

proffering my excuse,

regretful, broken,


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CR BoXtXtapologizing, asking

forgiveness,

repenting


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CoX CmBo

acknowledging,

submissive,

confessing


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C C Bok_F I do not find any way

out from what I have

done


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oF H_WF Cq nor any place of

refuge to turn to

about my affairs


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nm R oother than Youracceptance of my

apology,


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Xcn Us CH CgjH and Your entering me

into the range ofYour mercy.


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nm RC BO Allh! Therefore,accept my apology,


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o Tkw cnB have mercy upon the

severity of my

affliction,


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C[ kw and free me from the

tightness of my

chains.


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kQ cnB PnC~~O Lord! Have mercy

upon the weakness

of my body


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k_ Un the thinness of myskin,


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Uj and the frailty of my

bones.


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ol g FkQ C~~O You who gave rise

to my creation, my

remembrance


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XmW oQ XQoW my upbringing, my

welfare and

nourishment


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Q oQ Cs oABkXQ R

bestow upon me, for

the sake of Yourhaving given rise (to

me), with generosity,and Your previous


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Qn ks HCO my God, my

Master, and my

Lord!


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kcW kQ nCQQm BoWFCan You see me

punished with Yourfire after my belief in

Your unity,


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Xo R B CkQ

after my heart

recognizes You


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ol Ct Qa and my tongue speaks

continuously of Yourremembrance,


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Rc okXB and my mind believes

in Your love?


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XQQo CCg MCj BoXB k{ kQ After my true

confession and

humble supplication toYour lordship?


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XQn W F oF Y~~~F VCFar be it from You! You

are too generous toabandon one whomYou have nurtured,


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XjF kRW For to push away from

(Your mercy) onewhom You have

(already) brought near,


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~~~~XD joxWFor to drive away one

whom You have

given shelter


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Xcn X ARB H tW For to leave to

misfortune one whomYou have spared and

shown merc


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H ksC ow YI wish I knew, O my

Master, my God, myProtector,


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Tk_C~~~~~~s X Vo~~~g~~_ nCB tWFhow You could imposefire on faces, which fall

down prostrating toYour magnificence,


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oxQ UjC{ kcXQ Y~~tF ~~~~ UcC

and on tongues whichhave already sincerely

declared Your unity,and have always been


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Ud XIQYoXB P

and on hearts whichsurely acknowledge


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VnC{ Xc Q B Vc oMC UwCg

and on minds which

possess knowledge ofYou until they become

UMC kRW CF H


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Y~~~~s bnB_ Um nCX~~sCQ VnC~~wF

and on limbs whichobediently moved to

places of Your worship,and beckoned for Your

forgiveness in


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Q B Bm CNo such opinion is

held of You!


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o C QCoRgF Nor have we heard of(such a result), thanks

to Your bounty,concerning You, O the

CkB AQ


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W YF Pn CCWCQ

O Lord! You know myweakness (to endure) a

small portion ofworldly misfortune, its

punishments and


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CF nCB C o` C which fall upon its

inhabitants,

JCQ ot \ o


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AQ l F Wk o|

even though it is a

misfortune anddifficulty, whose stay is

short, whosesubsistence is little, and

whose duration is short


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TogB AR CXcBHow then can I bear

the misfortune of thehereafter,


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C nCB _ and the occurrence of

difficulties within it?


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Wk W AQ For it is a misfortune

whose duration willbe long,


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C k whose situation will

continue,


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F h and whose sufferersare given no respite,


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hs CXB R H because it occurs as

a result of Your

wrath, vengeance,and anger,


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nB VBCtB W C Bm and these cannot be

withstood by theHeavens and the Earth.


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Q ks CO my Master! So what

about me?


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tB odB mB BkR CF XtB

For I am Your weak,

insignificant, low,poor, and humble

servant


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ks Qn H CO my God, my Lord,

my Master, and myProtector!


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wF H nB About which of my

affairs shall I

complain to You,


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QF aF C Cand for which shall I

lament and weep?


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Wkw PBmB For the grievous

punishment and its

intensity,


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Wk ARB For for the length of

misfortune and itsduration?


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MBkF VCQWo{ NTherefore, if You take

me to the punishmentwith Your enemies,


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MQ F Q Q Y_ gather me with the

people of Yourmisfortunes,


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MCF MCRcFQ Q Yo and separate me from

those who love Youand those who adore

You,


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Qn ks H C Rthen, O my God, my

Master, my Lord,


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QBm VoR{suppose that I ampatient with Your

punishment,


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nC oc VoR{R Suppose that I would

be patient with theheat of Your fire,


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XBo B o~~B oR{F how then, would I

endure not looking upto Your generosity?


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MC_n nCB sF FOr how would I dwell in

fire, while I hope forYour forgiveness?


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CjC{ tF ks C WqRI swear by Your might,

O my Master and myProtector!


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CC XoW Nif You leave me with

(the power) of

speech,


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B a` CF QH `

I will cry out to Youfrom among the

inhabitants (of Hell)like those who cry out

of ho e


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go|X~~~tB fBo{H ~~go{ I will scream like those

who scream (for help),


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kCB AC~~~~~~~Q Q I will weep like those

who have lost hope,


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KB CY F jC and I will call You

(saying),

Where are You, O theProtector of believers!


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nCB CD UCCO Goal of the hopes

of those who know(You)!


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\XtB ZC CO the Helper of thosewho appeal for help!


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jC|B P SRcCO the Beloved of the

sincere!


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CB H C and O the Lord of the

worlds!


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XChQ C `swho is imprisoned

within (the fire)because of his

disobedience,


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X|Q CQBm Bl tasting the flavor of

its punishments forhis resistance,


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Woo_ o`QCCRF Q uRc confined within the

layers (of the Hell) forhis sins and crimes,


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Xco K a`H a while he cries as one

who hopes for yourmercy,


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kcW F CtQjC calls You with the

tongue of those whoprofess Your unity,


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XQQoQ HsX and requests You by

Your lordship!


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PBmB R CO my Protector! Then

how (can Your servant)remain in pain,


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Xcn G while he has hope in

Your kindness andcompassion?


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CR od FOr how can the fire

hurt him,


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Cop Xx FOr how can the

exhaling (of the fire)cover him,


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W YF while You know hisweakness?


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CCRF Q X FOr how can he be

immersed in itslayers,


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CXCQp o_qW FOr how can the

(fires) guards holdhim back,


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C oXX C X _o FOr how should he have

hope of Your grace in

freeing him from thefire while You abandon


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Q ~B l CVCFar be it from You!

That is not expectedof You,


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oB nor is it known of

Your grace,

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Y~C C Rx CtcH

nor is it similar to thekindness and

generosity with whichYou have treated the

b li i Y it


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kcC_ SmW Q YcC F CRTherefore, I am certain

that had You not

decreed punishmentfor the disbelievers in


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kC jgH Q Y and to leave the

opposers (in the fire)that lasts forever,


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Cs BjoQ CnCB Y~`then You would have

made the fire totallycold and peaceful,


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CC Bo Ckc C C and no one would haveany place in it, neither

permanently, nor evenfor a short time.


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YtF JCsF YskWBut You, Holy are

Your Names, havesworn,


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_F rCB U`B oCB CW Fthat You will fill it with

unbelievers from the

jinn and humankind(alike),


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kCB C khWF and that the

unbelievers will lastin it forever.


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CoX CCQYW and (by Your)

generosity, extendedthe grace,


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Xt CsC C CK C FIs he who is a believer

l ike the one who is

no t? No they canno t

be alike. (32:18)


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ks HO my Lord and myMaster!


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CWnk XBTnkCQ GsGI ask You, by the

power which Youhave enforced,


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CXc CXXc XBUCQ by Your divine decree,

which You have

determined andimposed,


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CXo_F YR and through which You

have overcome him

toward whom it hasbeen put into effect,


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UCtB m Bm SW Fthat You forgive me

in this night, and atthis moment,


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Xo_F o_ every offence I havecommitted,


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XRlF Sl every sin I haveperformed,


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WnosF eR every ugly deed Ihave kept secret,


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X _ every folly I haveenacted,


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XF F XXwhether kept secret,or disclosed,


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Wo~F F XgFconcealed, ormanifest,


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RWCB BoBCWCR[IQ VoF UNs

and every evil act which

You have ordered the

noble scribes to


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C dQX mBthose whom You

appointed to watch

over what is done byme,


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cnB_ BjwX_ and whom You made,

along with my limbs,witnesses against me,


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MBn SoB YF Y And You are the

Watcher over mefrom behind them,


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g CkCxB and the witness of

what is hidden fromthem,


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WoXs Q XgF XcoQ but through Your mercyYou concealed it, and

through Your grace

d it


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XqF og c oW F And (I ask You) that

You increase my share

of all the good Yousend down,


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X CtcH For kindness whichYou confer,


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Wox oQ For goodness Youunfold,


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XtQ pn For provision Youspread,


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oW Sl For sins You forgive,


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oXtW Ig For mistakes Youconceal.


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Pn C Pn C Pn CO Lord, O Lord, OLord!


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ks HCO my God, my

Master, myProtector,


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n C Master of myfreedom!


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X{C kQ CO He who in whosehands is my

forelock,


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Xt oQC CO He who knows my

affliction and mymisery,


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XC oQBoRg CO He who is well

acquainted with mypoverty and need,


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sk dQ GsFI ask You by Yourself,Your Holiness,


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MCsF WC{F Your great Attributes

and Names,


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Tn omQ nCB B WCF `W FThat You make my

times in the night and

the day inhabited byYour remembrance,


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U{ XkhQand joined to Your

service,


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BkcB Bjn C jBnF CF W Xcso that my deeds and

my litanies may all

become one litany,


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Bkos Xkg Cc and my (life be)

devoted to Yourservice, eternally.


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Cks CO my Master!

O He upon whom Idepend!


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BcF Vw H CO He to whom alone I

complain about mysituation!


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cnB_ Xkg Strengthen my limbs

for Your service,


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dB_ UqB jkwB fortify my ribs in

determination,


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Xxg k`B S grant me eagerness

in Your fear,


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XkhQ C|WB BkB continuity in service

to You,


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QCtB jC H bosF Xcso that I may movetowards You among

those who are first intheir fields,


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njCRB HosF hurry to You among

those who areprominent,


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CXxB QoH CXwF yearn toward Your

nearness amongthose who are eager,


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B UChCgF fear You with the fear

of those who arecertain,


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KB nB_ X_F and join with the

believers in Yourpresence.


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jnG AtQ jBnF BO Allh! Whoever

wishes me evil, wishhim (the same),


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k~~ jC~~~~ and whoever wants todeceive me, deceive

him.


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k CR~~| kR~~~tcF _B Make me among the

best of Yourservants,


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UqQoF the closest in status

to You,


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k Up |gF the most privileged toYou.


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Q H l C I~For that cannot be

attained withoutYour grace.


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j`Q k_ Grant me generously,by Your generosity.


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k`Q B Have sympathytoward me, by Your

glory.


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XcoQ ~cB Protect me, by Yourmercy.


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C` omQ Ct_B Make my tongue

dedicated to Yourremembrance,


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CX RdQ Rand my heart

subservient to Yourlove.


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XQC_H tdQ Be gracious to me by

answering mefavorably,


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Xp oH Wo\F prevent my

stumbling, andforgive my lapses.


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WjCRQ jCR Y I~For You have

demanded Your

servants to worshipYou,


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MCkQ WoF ordered them to call

upon You,


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UQC_B Y and assured them of

Your fulfillment (of

their requests).


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_ YR| Pn CI~Therefore toward

You, O Lord, I haveturned my face,


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k Vjk Pn CH and toward You, O

Lord, I haveextended my hands.


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MCj S`XsBWqRSo by Your might,

answer mysupplication,


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C Q make me attain my

desire.


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MC_n W Do not cut off, by

Your grace, myhope,


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MBkF uB `Bow B and protect me from the

evil of my enemies

from among the jinnand humankind.


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CoB os CO He whose pleasure

is quickly achieved!


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ACkB H oHForgive him who has

nothing but prayer,


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ACxW C C Ifor You do what You

please.


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ABj sB CO He whose name is

a remedy,


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AC~~w ol whose remembrance

is a cure,


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XC and whose obedience

is wealth!


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AC_oB C rFn cnBHave mercy on him

whose capital ishope,


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ACRB ~c~~s and whose weapon is

tears.

B Bj C B


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QCs CO He who provides

ample blessings, and

who removesmisfortunes!


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~B xcXtB n CO the Light of those

who are lonely indarkness!


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CC CO He who knows

without being

taught!


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kd D k~~d {Bless Muhammad

and the family ofMuhammad,


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F Y~~F C QB and do with me what

is worthy of You.


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~~~sn ~ B{ And may Allh bless

His messenger,


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F CBU~~~MB and the blessed

Imms of hishousehold,


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Bo\~~~ C~~tW~~~s and give them

abundant peace!

kd B kd


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{ BO Allh send Your

blessings onMuhammad

dua kumayl

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