| 1 | O you who believe! Let it be said: Al-Azim; |
| 2 | The Magnificent; |
| 3 | And the sixty-third name of Allah, the Infinite, the Unique, the All Knowing. |
| 4 | Modesty of dress is pleasing to Allah. |
| 5 | The merchants and moneylenders love to flaunt expensive and rare silks and embroidery, |
| 6 | As an outward sign of their extravagance and love of materiality. |
| 7 | These same merchants and moneylenders then force their women slaves to be dressed as prostitutes; |
| 8 | Yet their many wives and daughters are forced to wear rough and plain clothes from head to toe, |
| 9 | With only a opening for their eyes and mouth. |
| 10 | These thieves and defrauders say that such custom is for fear of someone seeing and then desiring one of their female wives and daughters, |
| 11 | So they sometimes also dress their private guards in the same dressing. |
| 12 | Yet they deprive women held against their will as slaves of the modesty of dress, as if prize cattle or goats. |
| 13 | Allah finds such cruelty an abomination of respect. |
| 14 | A man is a man and should dress in a manner that he may engage without needing to be carried. |
| 15 | A woman is to be respected and in manner of modesty has right to show her face and hair, |
| 16 | And to wear dresses and comfortable cloth. |
| 17 | Do not listen or believe the moneylenders and merchants who believe not in Allah, |
| 18 | But their own present pleasures in matters of dress. |
| 19 | True modesty as humility is the source of all virtues. |
| 20 | Modesty and chastity are parts of the Faith. |