- (But) that devoted beggar obtained by means of begging no more than a hundred dinars. 3250
- هیچ ناورد از ره کدیه به دست ** غیر صد دینار آن کدیهپرست
- (Then) the bailiff came to him and took his hand and went (with him) to (visit) the grave of that very wonderful generous man.
- پای مرد آمد بدو دستش گرفت ** شد بگور آن کریم بس شگفت
- He said, “When a servant (of God) gains the Divine favour so that he entertains a fortunate man,
- گفت چون توفیق یابد بندهای ** که کند مهمانی فرخندهای
- And gives up his own wealth for his sake and sacrifices his own dignity for the sake of (conferring) dignity on him,
- مال خود ایثار راه او کند ** جاه خود ایثار جاه او کند
- Gratitude to him (the benefactor) is certainly (the same as) gratitude to God, since (it was) the Divine favour (that) caused him to show beneficence.
- شکر او شکر خدا باشد یقین ** چون به احسان کرد توفیقش قرین
- To be ungrateful to him is to be ungrateful to God: beyond doubt his right (to gratitude) is consequent on (that of) God. 3255
- ترک شکرش ترک شکر حق بود ** حق او لا شک به حق ملحق بود
- Always give thanks to God for His bounties, and always give thanks and praise to the Khwája (your benefactor) too.
- شکر میکن مر خدا را در نعم ** نیز میکن شکر و ذکر خواجه هم
- Though a mother's tenderness is (derived) from God, (yet) ’tis a sacred duty and a worthy task to serve her.
- رحمت مادر اگر چه از خداست ** خدمت او هم فریضهست و سزاست
- For this reason God hath said, ‘Do ye bless him (the Prophet),’ for Mohammed was one to whom (the attributes of Divine Providence) were transferred.
- زین سبب فرمود حق صلوا علیه ** که محمد بود محتال الیه
- At the Resurrection God will say to His servant, ‘Hark, what have you done with that which I bestowed on you?’
- در قیامت بنده را گوید خدا ** هین چه کردی آنچ دادم من ترا