The couplet states that while the Beloved is the sole source of grace, the speaker also harbors love for the Beloved.

This profound couplet speaks of the beloved's overwhelming centrality in the lover's life. Mir Taqi Mir suggests that the beloved is the sole recipient of grace and favor (the 'mureed-e-inaayat'). But the depth of the emotion lies in the second line: 'We too love you.' It's a declaration that the love is mutual, a beautiful blend of dependency and shared devotion.