When the sparkling of the night's forehead's decoration disappeared; the zephyr of life with the news of the happy morning appeared.

It awakened the nightingale of flowery song in its nest. It shook the shoulder of the farmer on the field's edge.

It broke the spell of darkness of night’s talisman with Surah al-Noor.* It robbed the golden crown of bed-chamber's candle in the dark. * Allusion to the Holy Qur'an 24:35 – It means that the real darkness of the night, which is a metaphor for the lack of knowledge of the unseen spiritual universe, is broken only with the Divine Light referred to in the above verse of the Holy Qur'an…)

It chanted the magic of awakening on those sleeping in the temple. It gave the Brahman the tidings of the bright sun.

Arriving at the mosque's roof it said to the Mu’adhdhin (Mouazzin): ‘Do you not fear appearance of the resplendent sun?’

Climbing the garden's wall it cried this to the rose-bud: ‘Burst! You are the Mu'adhdhin of the morning O rose-bud’.

It gave the command in the wilderness ‘Move O Caravan’! ‘Every dust speck will shine like fire-fly in the wilderness’.

When it reached the cemetery from the living's habitation; witnessing the spectacle of the cemetery it spoke thus:

‘Remain lying in comfort still, come again shall I; make the whole world sleep, wake you up shall I (Allusion to the morning of the Day of Resurrection).