1. The suns of our meeting have set,
So the stars of sorrow appeared.

2. The night of yearning cast darkness upon me,
So the dawn shines in my eyelids.

3. The sweetness of being close to you all
Taught us that this distance is bitter in taste.

4. Your light of manifestation collapsed the mountain of consolation
On the day of farewell and separation.

5. My eyelids caught the fire of estrangement,
So my heart became an ember of yearning.

6. O you who made the deserts flourish with one stroke,
With swords that cut off necks.

7. And you who adorned the villages with the fragrance of ambergris
And saffron, wearing the most beautiful attire.

8. If you come to Arafat, Allah will give you long life,
And protect you from the temptation of gazes.

9. And you will see the Hijaz, and the meteors will shine
Between the red domes with the horizons of Iraq.

10. Where you find beds for the eyes built
Between the swarthy complexion and the thin stature.

11. With maidens who carried the betrayal of swords
And young men who accompanied the firmness of resolve.

12. Young men, if you wish, halt
Between the heart of the lover, and the most ardent longings.

13. A house, whenever the secret smiled in it
The dark ones melt with compassion.

14. A mouth of beauty protected by the reddish cheeks
And the eyelashes of gazelles and the posture of eyebrows.

15. The suns seemed like darkness to you
Carrying the stars above the hills.

16. And you saw the full moons shine on earth
With halos below the train of planets.

17. So be kind and bring me, from my love
The cheeks that are truly the death of lovers.

18. And green branches wearing black hair
And red jewelry and papers.

19. And beware of hitting from sick eyelids
And avoid stabbing from smooth necks.

20. And inform those who live that I am still
Loyal to the covenant I made with them.

21. The separation kindled the fire of my sighs
So the smoke of burning arose.

22. O Allah have mercy on a night when
After intense reproach, we embraced.

23. The beloved's rebuke on it caused separation
Like the complaint of the insomniac lover.

24. It crowned the cloud of joy and adorned
The waist of our past time with belt.

25. So it surpassed time in beauty, like
The destiny of the trustee surpassed the horizons.

26. The master of trustees, guardian of the righteous
The firm handhold of religion, elite of the Creators

27. The landing place of revelation, the source of knowledge and grace
Rather, the predestinator of livelihoods.

28. Full moon of the horizon of perfection, sun of glory
Rain of the clouds of bounty, lion of meetings.

29. Hitting the horses with spear, his ethics hit
The necks with the morals of the past.

30. His rule is justice in judgments, but
Tyrannical in the souls of the people of discord.

31. Knower of the unseen and the witnessed,
Not distracted from Him is the account of creeping ants.

32. Everything is present in His knowledge
So the long eras are like glimpses.

33. A king, whenever he climbs to glory
The rivers are for him the lowest valleys.

34. May Allah plant pillars in its flourishing years
That erase the darkness of the people of hypocrisy.

35. O those stars! For how many people did the full moon
Gather its light with the eclipse of disappearance.

36. If they appear fearful like the trenches
Then for them are the bodies like the cliffs.

37. The group of polytheists did not appear
Except they climbed the pulpits of the necks.

38. Who watered the battle of Badr and Uhud
And made the centuries taste the bitterness of defeat.

39. Who permitted the forts after refusal
And erased with the swords the delusions of the wrongdoers.

40. Who forcibly brought al-Walid in terror
After the glory of refusing to be shackled.

41. Who climbed Mount Uhud and spent the night with him
Standing with swords of seven layers.

42. Who in the dawn of drawing swords clarified a religion
That had long been obscure and deep.

43. May Allah maintain a lance that was sharpened
With a prayer like a dripping pore.

44. The inheritor of the sea and army, I reached
The full moon as well as the sponsor of spending.

45. O Imam of guidance and who surpassed in merit
And filled the two lofty horizons with conjunction.

46. I took the path toward you in passion
And my wish, my riding animal and my companions.

47. Sins have captured me, what capture!
And mistakes, so free me from my shackles.

48. The beginning of my life was misguided
My master, so correct the remaining years.

49. I am your slave, so employ me
And protect me from the agony of resurrection.

50. My poem came to you with early poetry
That appeared in the folds of paper.

51. Protect it from all except your glory, O meteor
That illuminated with dawn.

52. So look at it with accepting eyes
For it aspires for acceptance as the best dowry.

53. And peace be upon you as long as the branches swayed
And the leaves of trees sang.