He remained unconscious till nightfall, and then his soul returned, half-dead, from the Unseen.
تا به شب بی‌خویش بود و بعد از آن ** نیم مرده بازگشت از غیب جان
How the poor stranger was informed of the Inspector's death and begged God to pardon him for having relied upon a created being and having rested his hopes upon the bounty of a created being; and how he remembered the blessings he had received from God, and turned to God and repented of his sin: “then those who disbelieve equal (Him with others).”
باخبر شدن آن غریب از وفات آن محتسب و استغفار او از اعتماد بر مخلوق و تعویل بر عطای مخلوق و یاد نعمتهای حق کردنش و انابت به حق از جرم خود ثم الذین کفروا بربهم یعدلون
When he came to his senses, he said, “O Maker, I am a sinner: I was setting my hopes on (Thy) creatures.
چون به هوش آمد بگفت ای کردگار ** مجرمم بودم به خلق اومیدوار
Though the Khwája had shown great generosity, (yet) that was never a match for Thy bounty.3125
گرچه خواجه بس سخاوت کرده بود ** هیچ آن کفو عطای تو نبود
He gave the cap, but Thou the head filled with intelligence; he gave the coat, but Thou the tall figure and stature (of its wearer).
او کله بخشید و تو سر پر خرد ** او قبا بخشید و تو بالا و قد
He gave me gold, but Thou the hand that counts gold; he gave me the beast for riding, but Thou the mind that rides it.
او زرم داد و تو دست زرشمار ** او ستورم داد و تو عقل سوار
The Khwája gave me the candle, but Thou the cool (bright and cheerful) eye; the Khwája gave me the dessert, but Thou the food-receiving (stomach).
خواجه شمعم دادو تو چشم قریر ** خواجه نقلم داد و تو طعمه‌پذیر
He gave me the stipend, but Thou life and animate existence; his promise was gold, but Thy promise the pure things (of the spirit).
او وظیفه داد و تو عمر و حیات ** وعده‌اش زر وعده‌ی تو طیبات
He gave me a house, but Thou the sky and the earth: in Thy house he and a hundred like him (grow) fat.3130
او وثاقم داد و تو چرخ و زمین ** در وثاقت او و صد چون او سمین
Gold is Thine: he did not create gold. Bread is Thine: bread came to him from Thee.
زر از آن تست زر او نافرید ** نان از آن تست نان از تش رسید
Thou also gavest him generosity and pity, and his joy was increased by (showing) that generosity.
آن سخا و رحم هم تو دادیش ** کز سخاوت می‌فزودی شادیش