1. O dawn gleaming from the east at daybreak
When the prohibited becomes permitted by magic

2. It lent my heart a flutter and then neglected it, so it borrowed
From the clouds of my eyelids, a rain

3. And it reminded me of the days of happiness but I did not forget
Griefs awoke and thoughts

4. Days we were given to drink together in
A meadow whose flowers match flowers

5. And its branches leaning by the breathing
Of the north wind to kiss the river

6. And its river like an unsheathed sword stripped me
In the middle of the meadow with pouring torrents

7. And its blossoms in it became orderly
When the droplets in it became scattered

8. Or is there a place sweeter than Teebah
Shall I return from its fragrance, fragrant

9. Shall I see in its plain a praiser
Who praises the Messenger sent from Mudhar

10. Muhammad Al-Mustafa the Messenger and the one
Who prevailed over all the Messengers

11. The axis upon all the prophets entirely
And the best of all the angels and the travelers

12. Without him, intelligence would not have risen nor
Would the crescent have appeared and the universe not manifested

13. He has all the virtues combined
So perfect virtue in him is not divided

14. He shames the sun of morning with his rising
And the full moon, his light is a moon

15. His stature exposed the branches and he whose
Body exposed precious pearls

16. The light of dawn tells of his lineage
And the darkness of night resembles hair

17. How many miracles by his hands appeared
Beyond counting, every poet was counted

18. They cannot be counted nor comprehended
And who can count the stars and the rain

19. His Wise Lord singled him out
With the miracle of the Book, so he disabled poetry

20. And the day of his birth, lessons appeared
To whoever saw them, oh how beautiful lessons

21. With his light, the fire of Persia was extinguished
Just like Kisra's palace was destroyed

22. And the gazelle, the wolf, and the forearm spoke to him
Articulating speech without hesitation

23. And he saw his Lord with his eyes
The night of Isra and his sight did not waver

24. And the sun, God returned for him
After setting and split the moon

25. In his palm, pebbles glorified and from it
Water burst forth from the spring and flowed

26. Pigeon feathers protected his position
Just as for him the spider wove a web

27. And the eye, he returned it and sweetened it
With his splendor and healed it with a full moon

28. And the lizards came without feet
Prostrating before him when he commanded

29. And how much comfort in his comfort
I gained and his touch made harms disappear

30. This is the unique one in his virtues
This one who cannot be compared to any view

31. I ask my God, the deity, to grant me
Through his station what settles my sight

32. And to make my end good
When I see the pigeons have come

33. O Messenger of God, intercede for me
For I have come destitute

34. My sins have burdened me heavily
And I have no intercessor to be seen but you

35. Then prayers upon you as long as
Leaves rustled upon leaves of green acacia

36. And as long as a critic berated the lightning of dawn
O gleaming from the east at daybreak