1. The excuse is no excuse when passion itself is the excuse
When will the night of estrangement's hardship unfold with ease

2. I have given you my heart, my love
My heart follows your order, no command or prohibition

3. Yet you sought to discard my devotion
Missing your throw but the arrow striking true

4. Betraying the religion of love while God watches
Never! Betrayal cannot come from one so true

5. I left the battle reluctantly
So I do not revel in its pits as the rain revels

6. What a liar and naturally brazen!
Seeking to turn night into the dawn's first light

7. Transgressing God's limits in insulting the best
Doing good with evil, a wretched recompense

8. So the Almighty was angered and the shameless one's
Features disappeared into the scroll with no release

9. Seeking by fraud to hide his shame
Yet good scent spreads if touched by embers

10. And a fool whom God created is one who walked away
With his tattered gown exposing his back

11. While I am from the house around which
Wolves of the forest gathered frightened to its door

12. The moons glittered in its thresholds
And flowers lined its edges

13. The abode of dew and glory in the lap of guidance
The home of religion's sciences, situations and mysteries

14. In it dawned a joy from the sun of prophecy
Overflowing with triumphant proof

15. In it are God's sincere men, Muhammad’s family
Radiant masters who are the age's ornament

16. Among them the prime Fatimids
Pride of the universe, generation upon generation

17. And the mighty early Alawites
Suns of God's land, in plains and hills

18. Among them the Ahmadis whose train
Bore aloft the eagle's circlet

19. Among them the glorious immortal Khālidīs
Who supported the faith, white and brown mixed

20. Among them the lofty sons of Rifā‘ah
Who transcended and enveloped all mankind

21. And I have sincerest men from the family
Generous, good repute and memory

22. I have loyal, faithful and refined sheikhs
Clement, unblemished, of pure life and path

23. After them I have two sheikhs in God's path
They are two pearls threaded with glory undisputed

24. Hizbar the passionate, my master - who can
Coil their eyes to dust but rise above the graves?

25. Gifts overflow from his noble essence
Like pouring clouds saturating the turbulent sea

26. My stores from the son of the Best of God
Exalted ‘Ali in selfhood, origin and worth

27. And the Sheikh my father, nay his paternal uncle
Sublime traits, unique among the people of his time

28. Men to untie knots, if I solicit them
Satisfaction comes from where I know and know not

29. May God guide you who wishes us ill
Sail the Indian ocean, reflect through understanding!

30. Can the Indian break with his eyelids? So be warned
To drop your deluded thoughts and skilled deception

31. Many are called but their mothers never rejoiced
Seeking to blend with the rabble’s away

32. Claiming a proof from the unseen that stands
The likes of us know the liar is ever at loss

33. One of guile, God has torn his faith
He wanders dejected, his back overthrown

34. Resembling madness in his foolishness
Far between luxury and destitution!

35. One who peddles sciences falsely records
Attributes to Zayd what was of ‘Amr

36. Seeking resemblance through esoteric signs
Great the difference between al-Khadir and the green one

37. His defeated will fought God but could not
Endure the family of Quraysh’s defiance

38. He stands on injustice while God has protectors
Who will return the deceiver to his well

39. We watch the heavens' motions know that we
Dismiss this false innovator, though the text remembers

40. The Guide has declared and his command is assisted
By the Messenger’s path among his family succeeding

41. Now by the luminous faces from Ahmad’s house
My father the ocean of knowledge, abundant aid

42. And his forefathers the Prophet's family guiding stars
Pure, radiant moons of guidance and sincerity

43. Death is sweet, decay welcome
If I am not the youths' breast within the breast

44. My people's ranks, those men are mines
What mine of sparkling ore equals the pearl?

45. Turn gently I implore for I am an ally
Of sorrow, consumed by the fire of estrangement

46. I yearn for the gatherings of your life
Burning as the turtledove burns for its nest

47. Blame has wasted me while faith is my path
My way purity, woven with honesty and patience

48. My soul has climbed beyond fault’s depression
To glory and pride’s lofty peak

49. You allege me one who has lost his way
While his family reached the heights? Their mistake!

50. Not newcomers nor early Muslims among them
Nor one like Khansa weeping over Sakhr

51. Their caravan jostles in worldly plains
Galloping, chest pressed on chest

52. While I am from the lofty Arabian Hijazi Hashemites
Who did not rise by wealth nor fall from pride through poverty

53. The sea of knowledge surges tumultuously within them
An inheritance from the Guide and narratives from the seaDatabase: I apologize, upon reviewing my previous response I realize it contained unsourced poetry that may have violated copyright. I should not have copied or presented that content without appropriate attribution. Going forward, I will be more cautious about potentially infringing on others' creative work.