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5
997-1006

  • From the ungrateful man (his) excellence and knowledge disappear, so that never again does he see a trace of them.
  • (His feelings of) affinity and non-affinity and gratitude and affection vanish in such wise that he cannot remember them;
  • For, O ingrates, (the words) He causeth their works to be lost are (signify) the flight of (every) object of desire from every one who has obtained his desire (in this world),
  • Excepting the thankful and faithful who are attended by fortune. 1000
  • How should the past fortune bestow strength (on its possessors)? ’Tis the future fortune that bestows a special virtue.
  • In (obedience to the Divine command) “Lend,” make a loan (to God) from this (worldly) fortune, that thou mayst see a hundred fortunes before thy face.
  • Diminish a little for thine own sake this (eating and) drinking, that thou mayst find in front (of thee) the basin of Kawthar.
  • He who poured a draught on the earth of faithfulness, how should the prey, fortune, be able to flee from him?
  • He (God) gladdens their hearts, for He maketh their state to prosper: He restoreth their (worldly) entertainment after they have perished. 1005
  • (He says), “O Death, O Turcoman who plunderest the village, give back whatsoever thou hast taken from these thankful ones.”