By Cassam Tupsy
Your presence I feel in the tremulous cadence of the river
In the density of the forest when the lofty trees quiver
In the vast ocean, with blue sky and wavering blue sea
An exquisite pleasure I feel, melting my heart with plea
No matter if the trees turn into pen and the sea into ink
Your words will not end but the sea will ultimately shrink
The power you have on everything nonetheless agrees
And subdue before your divine command even the breeze
Some may believe in the concept of wahda – t- ul wajood
While others in their belief accept you as wahd-t- ul mawjood
But the knowledge of the unseen infinitesimal is your property
No rival can claim the right on your supreme highness and majesty
Beneath the sky, the birds and in the constellation, the stars
In the abyss of the sea the fish and multiple sea creatures
Do not refrain from singing the songs of your supremacy
Mountains, hills, flowers of various colours bear testimony
Believers in monotheism and Islam utter ya Samad ya Samad
The miscreants in polytheism are deprived to say Ahad Ahad
Rewards for the believers high in the heaven are sublime
Belief entrenched in their hearts of your existence is firm