The eleventh hour is like the second hour of Tuesday, which is: My God, look upon me.
The twelfth hour is like the third hour of Tuesday, which is: My Master, let me enter.

The First Hour of Thursday Night

Its remembrance The term 'dhikr' refers to the specific prayer or litany recited is the remembrance of the fourth hour of Wednesday night, which is: Lord, grant me relief.
The second is like the fifth of Wednesday night, which is: Lord, meet me.
The third is like the sixth of Wednesday night, which is: Lord, guide [my] path.
The fourth is like the seventh of Wednesday night, which is: Lord, purify me.
The fifth is like the eighth of Wednesday night, which is: Lord, make me stand [before You].
The sixth is like the ninth of Wednesday night, which is: My God, look upon [me].
The seventh is like the tenth of Wednesday night, which is: My Master, let me enter.
The eighth is like the eleventh of Wednesday night, which is: O You who awakened [me].
The ninth is like the twelfth of Wednesday night, which is: O You to whom existence belongs.
The tenth is like the first of Wednesday night, which is: Exalted are You, O You who...
The eleventh is like the second of Wednesday night, which is: Lord, help me.
The twelfth is like the third of Wednesday night, which is: Lord, grant me relief.

The First Hour of Thursday Day

Its remembrance is the remembrance of the fourth hour of Wednesday day, which is: Lord, help me.
The second is like the fifth of Wednesday day, which is: Lord, grant me relief.
The third is like the sixth of Wednesday day, which is: Lord, meet me.
The fourth is like the seventh of Wednesday day, which is: Lord, meet me.
The fifth is like the eighth of Wednesday day, which is: Lord, guide my path, my refuge.
The sixth is like the ninth of Wednesday day, which is: Lord, purify me.
The seventh is like the tenth of Wednesday day, which is: Lord, make me stand [before You].
The eighth is like the eleventh of Wednesday day, which is: My God, look upon [me].
The ninth is like the twelfth of Wednesday day, which is: My Master, let me enter

The tenth is like the first of Wednesday day, which is: O You who awakened [me].
The eleventh is like the second of Wednesday day, which is: O You to whom existence belongs.
The twelfth is like the third of Wednesday day, which is: Exalted are You.

The First Hour of Friday Night

Its remembrance is the remembrance of the fourth hour of Thursday night, which is: Lord, purify me.

The vocabulary list below appears at the bottom of the original manuscript page as a reference for key terms used in the text.
The Hours (al-sa'at), Thursday Night, Thursday Day, Friday Night, Tuesday, Wednesday, The Litanies (al-awrad), Existence (al-wujud), Divinities (al-ilahiyyat).