| 1 | O you who believe! Let it be said: Ar-Raqib; |
| 2 | The Watchful; |
| 3 | And the forty-third name of Allah, the Infinite, the Unique, the All Knowing. |
| 4 | Every motion of wind, rain, sea and air; |
| 5 | Every movement of the world and the heavens; |
| 6 | Every action of every living creature; |
| 7 | All motion is governed by the laws of the Universe; |
| 8 | Which Allah created in mind. |
| 9 | A true test of a man is not what he does in public, |
| 10 | But what he does in private. |
| 11 | Defeat is not the worst; |
| 12 | The worst is cowardice to act against evil. |
| 13 | Never judge the actions of a man until you know his reason. |
| 14 | It isn’t what you have, but what you are, that makes a true Muslim. |
| 15 | It is easy to destroy a city. |
| 16 | But is takes a true Muslim to build a great community. |
| 17 | Beware! Beware! Neither a curse, nor a strike in anger can be withdrawn. |
| 18 | When preparing for battle, think with patience and act with haste. |
| 19 | The smallest good deed is better than the grandest intention. |
| 20 | All actions may be judged by the motive prompting them. |
| 21 | A man without conscience is lost. |
| 22 | To know what is right and to fail to act, |
| 23 | Is as grave as a false action. |
| 24 | When a man is at peace with his conscience, he has no real enemy. |
| 25 | A person who relieves a person from distress in this world, |
| 26 | Allah will in like manner relieve him in the next. |
| 27 | He who shall do good to those in need, |
| 28 | Allah will do good to him in this world and the next. |
| 29 | Be persistent in good actions. |
| 30 | It is your own conduct which will lead you to reward or punishment. |