1. How can one deny your sublime glory,
When you are the radiance that illuminates the world?

2. Alone you entered the arena of battle,
Among a people whose harshness was extreme.

3. You had no wealth, O Messenger of God,
Nor any helper except Divine decree.

4. So the Creator entrusted His secret to you,
And through you the earth and sky found peace.

5. Your sweat is a noble, virtuous kind,
From pure, eminent forebears it sprang.

6. Your nature is imbued with the highest virtues,
By nature's decree, of this there is no doubt.

7. We see that these elements are active,
This water that sees, and this air that flows.

8. The sun emerges from its sheath of light,
With a brilliance that cannot be dispelled.

9. You were nurtured with a nature that cannot
Be surpassed by any who came before or after.

10. A perfection in existence you represent,
Exalted in the eyes of God, and sublime.

11. A mind that sets in motion the millstones of insight,
And speech like fate, effective and clear.

12. Knowledge directly from God puzzled
The scholars, its beauty is modesty.

13. Justice, from you, of such great extent,
And your forbearance, affection, and generosity.

14. Asceticism that has enriched the cosmos,
And truthfulness that sincerity has adorned.

15. Perseverance, firm and valiant,
And superiority that never expires.

16. Excess of courage and noble perspective,
Discretion in expanding and restraining.

17. Comprehensive, magnificent character,
Generosity that cannot be contained.

18. A heart that is all sympathy and kindness,
To people, it makes no distinctions.

19. You removed the covering from hardened peoples,
Without the truth, covers would not be lifted.

20. They saw the light of prophecy shining from you,
In styles unmatched by previous prophets.

21. You erased injustice and caprice from them,
Purity emerged as their cover was lifted.

22. They bore witness to your evident miracles,
Carried out sincerely, clearly manifested.

23. You unveiled the curtain upon the science of being,
While for others its discourse was but idle talk.

24. You shook the wilds with your cleaving,
To you hearts flocked with fervent zeal.

25. Remembrance of your holy name flowers,
And tears precede the words it elicits.

26. Your law is entirely just and true,
Relieving distress with equity.