منية المريد (The Desire of the Aspirant — Timbuktu Sufi MS, 1780)

He makes it easy for them, whatever troubles them, and He is kind to them in ways He has specifically granted them.
The Lord of creation makes them pass over the Sirat the bridge over Hell faster than the blinking of an eye.
They are joyful, not thirsty, they are drinkers, and they sit under the shade of the Throne.
They sit with the elite of the chosen, Muhammad, the god of the night and the day.
If the greatest of the Aqtab poles/highest spiritual masters saw what was prepared, the people would have imagined [what they had] thanks to what...
To these, they would have wept over it and investigated it, and they would not have relied upon it.
Seventy thousand angels have honored the mention, so the command is certain without doubt.
And its reward is more complete than the mention of the one who has the stone, so the noble Sheikh remains.
What is the proportion of the aforementioned, if you were to exist, like the proportion of a drop to the vast sea?
May God make us of these, the blessed, by the rank of our Sheikh, Abu al-Abbas.