Autumn - Sami Yusuf

وكلي محتاج

أنت لك الغنى

ومثلي من يخطئ

ومثلك من يعفو

أنت الذي أبدى

أبدى الوداد تكرما

ومثلك من يرعى

ومثلي من يجفو

وما طاب عيش

لم تكن فيه واصلاً

ولم يصف، لا والله أنىَّ له يصفو

لا اله الا الله

يا رباه أتيتك

لا إله غيرك

من لي سواك

أتيت إليك فاقبلني يا الله

يا رحمن

فاقبلني يا الله

إنني بحماك فاحبُني برضاك

داوني بدواك لا أريد سواك

قد أتيتك إليك فالأمان لديك

والعماد عليك إنني بحماك الله يا الله

From the moment we into this world are born,

Our journey begins to the Origin from which we came.

Our life is a readying for that Return,

Return to whence it all began.

Nature’s ever recurrent rhythms this truth reveal,

And remind us through the birth and death,

Spring and Autumn of vegetal life,

Of that great cycle of our own earthly existence,

Whose Omega is the Return to the Alpha, the All.

With the Autumn breeze the tree colors turn,

Forests become a rainbow of shimmering hues,

Yellows and purples and reds vie with the greens,

In a geometry sublime, intricate beyond our ken,

To create a symphony of forms of endless beauty.

Nature dresses in her most noble garb,

To be worthy of being present before the Majestic King,

To whom all things do return.

And return it does as its colors diminish,

As hues fade away into a subtle colorlessness,

Which yet all colors contains, a death which is also new life.

The gnostic lives in this world of change,

Aware constantly of the Return,

The Return which the origin of true life is.

He sees in Autumn’s majesty, that Return for which he yearns,

Which for him is the Spring of heavenly life.

If Spring be the origin of life below,

Autumn is the Spring of eternal life,

That life for the Return to which the gnostic lives here on earth.

And so for him Autumn is the Spring of life divine,

Heralding the Return to that life that never ends.

And all I need

you are rich

Like me, I make mistakes

Like you, who forgives?

You who showed

Wydad showed his kindness

And like you who takes care

Like me who dries

And what a good life

You were not there

He did not describe, no, by God, how can he describe himself?

No God except Allah

oh my god i came to you

There is no god but you

from me but you

I came to you, accept me, O God

oh merciful

Accept me, O God

I am under your protection, so love me with your consent

Downey with you, I only want you

I have come to you, you are safe

And I swear to you, I'm in God's protection, O God

From the moment we into this world are born,

Our journey begins to the Origin from which we came.

Our life is a readying for that Return,

Return to whence it all began.

Nature's ever recurrent rhythms this truth reveal,

And remind us through the birth and death,

Spring and Autumn of vegetal life,

Of that great cycle of our own earthly existence,

Whose Omega is the Return to the Alpha, the All.

With the Autumn breeze the tree colors turn,

Forests become a rainbow of shimmering hues,

Yellows and purples and reds vie with the greens,

In a geometry sublime, intricate beyond our ken,

To create a symphony of forms of endless beauty.

Nature dresses in her most noble garb,

To be worthy of being present before the Majestic King,

To whom all things do return.

And return it does as its colors diminish,

As hues fade away into a subtle colorlessness,

Which yet all colors contains, a death which is also new life.

The gnostic lives in this world of change,

Aware constantly of the Return,

The Return which the origin of true life is.

He sees in Automn's majesty, that Return for which he yearns,

Which for him is the Spring of heavenly life.

If Spring be the origin of life below,

Autumn is the Spring of eternal life,

That life for the Return to which the gnostic lives here on earth.

And so for him Autumn is the Spring of life divine,

Heralding the Return to that life that never ends.