Why would anyone not fall at the feet of such fortunate destiny, through whose hand God grants deliverance and overcomes difficulties by means of Nad-e-Ali?
The poet reflects on the beauty of a truly blessed destiny touched by divine grace. In this couplet, 'Nade-Ali'—a renowned supplication invoked for deliverance and strength—serves as the bridge between human helplessness and divine rescue. The poet warmly asks who wouldn't bow in gratitude before a fortune so pure that God Himself uses its hands to guide struggling souls safely through life's turbulent waters.
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