1. Your abode is glory, and traveling with you is the highest honor,
Your days are days of elevation and majesty,

2. You stand like an ocean or walk like a graceful gazelle,
Never is a person, even for a day, bereft of your generosity,

3. You are a heaven, lofty above all creation,
In it shone the stars of your virtues,

4. O noble one whose generous nature enlivens,
And whose beautiful deeds have filled the world,

5. You went forth while the lands were not devoid of grandeur,
Though many you see while the lands are empty,

6. You have the nobility of soul and origin that we aspire to,
No eye has ever seen your equal,

7. You adorn the atmosphere, your house with construction,
And every oath, its beauty with fulfilment,

8. The people's blessings are but a loan,
Gratitude is but binding them with reason,

9. Your justice spreads, leaving no injustice of an oppressor,
And the clouds of your spring rain continually pour,

10. Alive are you, and your life embraces all creation,
As the taste of reunion was sweet after separation,

11. O benefactor, your hearing never ceases to be graced,
With a pair of earrings of gratitude and supplication to you,

12. Help me against an eye whose lids are heavy,
With burdens of worries weighing on the heart for so long,

13. Tomorrow my days will be dark nights of anxiety,
Devoid of any phantom of your generosity,

14. Until today, after hesitation,
I saw among the people a singular man of nobility,

15. Seeking my Master Saad, I set out hopeful,
Thus his vision came to confirm my divination,

16. My soul calmed upon seeing this youth,
When it saw him, it was burnished with polish,

17. The spreading of praise is like gardens when
The morning breeze awakens them,

18. I wish for love that I may befriend the most noble one,
For we are both enamored of the same beloved for life,

19. And here is a string of organized eulogy to you,
With some scattered rhymes as well.