1. The world has surrendered to you, and two abodes in one day you wed
O crown of the faith of God and the world, whom

2. His rank has met with the difference of spheres
By God, my love poems have no riddle

3. The letters prostrated to it, a kind of worship
The tongue testified to it as the Opening Chapter, so a mouth

4. Sweet when tasted, you would say give me more
From every rhyme that arises for every possessor

5. Of a book of poetry before us in a tome
It dispels my worries so I recite its meter

6. O Nile of Egypt, you have come in solitary
Is there other than my words standing with attributes what

7. I have said O son of Ali, no, and Muhammad