1. The constellations count the corners of the tents
For the playgrounds have included some of its stars

2. Singing, fancied Al-Hisan in its land
That descending with it is ascending to the sky

3. More generous with it than faces among faces
They rose over the army of darkness, so it scattered

4. A sphere hung down an atlas, and when it straightened
Egypt descended with it and it became a star

5. In every flock of the outstanding flocks
Beauty has placed the most beautiful twin

6. The crescent envied it the bracelet, so it wished
If it changed from the wrist, it would take the wristband

7. Until when the dice of its happiness shone
The day wore upon it a dark night

8. If what is between homes is kinship
Then it has to two homes the most fragrant belonging

9. A sanctuary through which the crooked becomes forbidden
And you see the permissible water forbidden

10. Its downpour laughed with its tears
Until it prevented its soil from wiping dry

11. Watering it from an abode, love descended
In its expanses and built tents and settled

12. And through my ardour for the soft-natured Arabs, if not for them
The eyelids would not Arabize a secret foreign (language)

13. Arabs - when lightning laughs between them
Shy of the tails of clouds, it wraps around

14. Oh heart! Where are you from reaching their full moons
If you took the ropes of your sun as a ladder

15. Ghurr who sufficed with spears over cups
And the houris’ eyes sufficed as arrows

16. Their black (hair) wore iron fully dressed
And their gazelles the silk, dyed

17. Gazelles appear in their district in the darkness
And the full moon rises in daylight covered

18. From every ostrich at the back of an ostrich
For stabbing, it holds in the fingers a spear

19. Their cheeks erased the blackness so they blushed red
And their mouths from what they spilled of the blood

20. Its softness flows with the severity of its might
So it gently smiles and brightly laughs

21. They loved perdition so they sought its means
Thus they roamed in the eyes, infatuated

22. And they quenched their thirst with the wine of the lips because they
Tell of the redness of affection in the colour of blush

23. And for their love of shedding blood and drinking it
They drank its wine imagining it intoxicating

24. They imprisoned the virgins in the tents, so their
Guards resembled domes, like statues

25. They blocked the wineskins away from them
So the breeze would not pass by them surrendered

26. In their youths are the handsomeness of Joseph
And the chastity of Mary in the waists of the maidens

27. Beauty appeared and was an imperfect meaning
Until it touched their district, so it became perfect

28. And pearls in the world - their union is separated
Until their lips contained it, so it became organized

29. They distracted hearts from mindfulness and empowered
In them the rule of passion so it took control

30. By God - how many deadly in their district
Who attack with their love so it knocks down a mountain

31. And through them a cheek that its colour reddened
Arguing, and a cheek with tears flowing

32. Their glances destroy hearts just as
The hand of a benefactor quenches the thirst of the arid

33. A rain through which the gardens of the dew seekers flourish
With the blossoms of youth when it intends

34. Generous - his hands to us have clarified
From an unripe cheek on the forehead of dark sorrows

35. A beauty through which time became more brilliant
So its brilliance dissolved and it had coagulated

36. You meet it in days either striking
Or stabbing or giving or feeding

37. Sometimes you see it as an unsheathed sword
Pure and supple, a blazing meteor

38. It wore the fur coat before the striped cloak and before
Taking off the charms with the weapons, it stamped

39. In its face the light of guidance and in its sheath
The fire of perdition and in its palm a submerging sea

40. If some of the generosity of its palm
Was in the right hand of Korah, it would make destitute

41. A flag atop the steed you think it
A flag exposing itself to the battalions conspicuous

42. Its neck quivers from euphoria, so if
The inanimate sung, it would nearly chant

43. And it nearly speaks in the tusk showing it to him
If the mute spoke, it would speak

44. It fulfilled while the horizons of glory were covered with fog
An era, so it saw within it after the blindness

45. And time came while its face frowned
Angry at its sons, so it smiled

46. A moon - in its face appears the mark of grandeur
So it outlines its impacts and divines

47. And contemplate it - so the light of happiness is complete
And supremacy through which loftiness refuses to be concealed

48. By its palm, the swords attack the enemies
In vengeance that returns upon the loved ones as favours

49. The fire of iron with it in the heat of the conflict
Is more delicious than the fresh water to the thirsty

50. It is not in the nature of snakes to be generous
But its palms taught it, so it learned

51. If not for its eloquence and lineage of Haydar
I would think it Rostam on the day of battle

52. A son of the most honourable father from a folk
Who inherited the most virtuous, most virtuous from most virtuous

53. From his grandfather his father narrates glorious deeds
And he today narrates about them

54. And so too his generous brothers, all of them
Conveyed the narrations of praises from them

55. From every shining full moon rightfully
Nobler upon the moons to serve

56. Whom you wish of them, you will find in his war
And peace a lion, raging and an abundant sea

57. Ghurr in the ethics of the generous resembled each other
Until we saw the difference obscure

58. For they are the shining full moons and only
With justice between them is perfection apportioned

59. My masters - you are my masters and my supremacy
From you, and my worth is in your praises lofty

60. You brought me near to your sublime essence
So I became sublime, revered, and mighty

61. If you did not obligate me to bow in gratitude
Your favours to me would have reached extremity

62. By God - the worth of the perceptive whose opinion
Did not miss the intentions of time when it aimed

63. You congratulated the fortunate son and his circumcision
And its Creator, the Preserver, protected it and greeted it

64. A son - on the day of his birth, the dew imagined
And glory returned to youth after

65. It carried it from the full moon of darkness, the sun of dawn
Attaining through it an unsullied star

66. I purified it with the circumcision and it is purified
Before the circumcision, complying and honourable

67. How does the circumcision purify your son
Or are you impure while you are the water of the sky

68. The verses of the Book have testified for you that you
Are pure since birth and before what

69. You are the chosen sons, the noblest clan
Upon you God prayed and greeted