1. Where the mind is astonished,
And where the chest is relieved,

2. Is a sublime place,
Wherein lies the sea's tomb.

3. The absent leader of determination,
May the full moon be missed.

4. The imam of the people has become,
For him among the saints is the command.

5. The grandson of Al-Murtada, the succor,
Not Rafa'i, the guided treasure.

6. His stature was revealed to the cognizant,
A status with which he is unparalleled.

7. The hand of the Chosen One extended,
Since the grave was split open for him.

8. Musk and fragrance diffused,
Victory and good tidings shone.

9. How many signs it has,
Before which dawn is ashamed.

10. How many sublimities it lowers,
For which embers are honored.

11. How much loftiness it brings down,
Below which the eagle cannot soar.

12. What a succor for the nation is its pride,
From his morals, the purity of chest and patience.

13. And humbling the self, so that
Greatness cannot rival its breadth.

14. And empowerment like the eye of Al-Mustafa,
Nothing mars it like sugar.

15. And a deed far from words,
And words all remembrance.

16. And remembrance all reflection,
And reflection all gratitude.

17. He rested in the forest of al-‘Irfan,
A lion guarded by victory.

18. And ruled the saints a sultan,
The treasure of his poverty's glory.

19. For him has been inscribed on the tablet of The Most High,
Before all, the first line.

20. And the hymn of the Most High for him resounded,
And the matter became famous.

21. And of his traces in existence appeared,
Blossoming stars.

22. So reside by his door O exalted one,
Even if ages perplex you.

23. And heal a soul, beware
That adversity and harm see you.

24. And sleep in security, for the Master,
For him in Ahmad is mystery.