Oh tongue, remember Allah’s name,
For gratitude is the soul’s acclaim.
Each breath we take, each gift bestowed,
Is from the One whose mercy flowed.
Thank Him in hardship, thank in ease,
For gratitude will always please.
The heart that thanks is ever light,
Its burdens fade, its path is bright.
Oh Allah, my thanks is small,
Compared to gifts, both great and small.
Yet still I raise my humble voice,
In Your mercy, I rejoice.
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