They alone are worthy of friendship who put on glass bangles on their wrists (i.e. who are very simple and thrifty). I entertain a great longing for the hamlet of my beloved. I would not compare favourably these (palatial) houses with our cottages. Would that I were to die (with a good record), so that the prestige of my ancestors may be maintained in tact!
O you people! Your excesses are only against your ownselves. You may have the enjoyment of the present life! Then to Us shall be your return.
(23, Yunus).

Blessed are my mates, who wear glass bangles on their wrists,
I yearn for the hut of my beloved,
I cannot equate these palaces with our cottages,
I want to keep up the ancestral tradition unto death.