1. O Abu Ishaq, God has increased
His goodness in your good fortune

2. And your affairs have become anxious
After a long time of your happiness

3. May God make eternal, with freshness
The doors of your houses

4. The days have dawned and their dawning
Is only through your light

5. And I see the days cannot
Bring forth except your like

6. I said to the envious, "Have patience"
When he intended to obtain your equal

7. You are a downpour for my friends
And a lion for your opponents

8. So people in the cold of your roots
Or the heat of your resplendent deeds

9. Do not awaken to your greatness
Unlike your expert scholar

10. You have tightened your belt
Over it, early in the morning and late

11. Appearing praiseworthy, pointing
To your distant glorious peak

12. However much you have bared your words
They have sufficed, without your males

13. It is as if time has spread out
What is between your lines

14. Innovations from which the eye drinks
In the still of your shining sea

15. It suffices us from your generosity, the wine
And from the outpouring of your oceans

16. There has come to us from it what has increased
Above gratitude for your gratitude

17. Between the yellow from your gold pieces
Or the yellow of your wine

18. So intercede with propriety, with propriety
That you accept from your incense

19. And remain not falling short of the direction
Of your palace, from the scent of your lodgings