| 1 | O you who believe! Let it be said: Al-Mugib; |
| 2 | The Responsive, the Answer; |
| 3 | And the twenty-second name of Allah, the One, the Absolute, the Almighty. |
| 4 | The one who watches over the home and guards against danger. |
| 5 | A helper and member of the family called community; |
| 6 | A friend and ally through mutual respect and tolerance. |
| 7 | Thus Allah is ever present. |
| 8 | Verily, the most beloved of Muslims, |
| 9 | Are those that would treat his neighbor as a brother; |
| 10 | To judge them not by their beliefs, |
| 11 | And to protect their home as if it were their own. |
| 12 | Thus when wicked and deceitful men seek to rob and destroy. |
| 13 | They must sow terror and fear into the hearts of a town; |
| 14 | So that neighbor fear and ignore neighbor; |
| 15 | So that even if one may hear a cry for help, |
| 16 | The people shut their doors and hide until sunrise. |
| 17 | Behold evil then can only grow, |
| 18 | When neighbors do not care nor seek to help their neighbours. |
| 19 | The wise man knows this truth. |
| 20 | He seeks then amity with all his neighbours. |
| 21 | That his community be strong; |
| 22 | That his neighbor be safe. |
| 23 | Thus the robber and wicked man cannot divide and prosper. |
| 24 | The best of persons in Allah's sight is the best amongst his friends; |
| 25 | And the best of neighbors near Allah, |
| 26 | Is the best person in his own neighborhood. |
| 27 | A Muslim who mixes with people and puts up with their inconveniences, |
| 28 | Is better than one who does not mix with them, and bears with patience. |
| 29 | Do you love your creator? |
| 30 | Love your fellow-beings first. |