'There is no sanctuary for its fullness except in You,

O most Mighty and most Exalted Master.'

'I have no treasure tomorrow during the Reckoning,

On the Day of Resurrection when the assembly gathers us,'

'Except for three letters which are my preparation:

An ‘Ayn, a Mīm, and then a Sīn that follows.'

'For they are the Attributes that create everything

Contained within this great and vast Dominion.'

'O Hearer of my private prayer, my Lord, as I call out:

Listen, for you have been guided, and its secret is veiled to you.'

'Do not think of those you saw as three [separate beings],

For the entire Image is the Batin [Vast], the Anza’ [Ali].'

If we were to track all of their poems and what they said regarding Monotheism, the book would grow long and the discourse would expand. Indeed, by my life, if we cited only one verse from each of them, it would be a massive book and a significant collection (Diwan) in itself.