1. The universe smiles at the rising of good fortune
So give glad tidings to the people of goodness and prosperity

2. And good news has spread in the regions of the country
Of the weddings of the glorious youths, the honorable and noble

3. Mohammed Tawfiq, may he be granted happiness, is the servant
And the most capable to assume rule after the covenant

4. For he has wisdom, determination and intellect
As well as superiority and benevolence beyond limit

5. I recognized in him as a youth chivalry
As I recognized in him as an infant civility

6. By that the command of God proceeded and whatever
He wills of the predetermined matter happens

7. And of them is Hussein of knowledge and argument
His efforts revolve around the axis of righteousness

8. He assumed supervision of the provinces first
Then assumed appointment without remainder of effort

9. And after that endowments with two plans the like of
Which is destiny so that is enough example of skin

10. So he exemplified for it the way of integrity and balanced it
As the neck of a woman is adorned with a necklace

11. The splendor of the young man for presidency
Otherwise he is like a sword in its sheath

12. And the third is the Lord of prohibition, Hassan who has
Praises with the English without count

13. He has the sweetest eloquence of the people so you'd think
He is from the source of the Arabian nectar

14. The possessions of the Franks made him eminent because they saw
His valor an example of his father and grandfather

15. The sight of the glorious brings him close when he sees
Their praise among people an exemplary model

16. Branches have grown on the origin of nobility thus it has
A shadow over the people of great width

17. So whoever expects in his time their absence
And whoever is thankless for the bounty of his time is ungrateful

18. With the cycles of perfection in glories rising
To the profitable worldly and of what comes after guided

19. Stars of guidance not disappearing for them
If the light of a star disappears from the sight of one guided

20. And if they were not stars they would not have borne
Far from the familiar homeland a single melancholy day

21. Thus the sons of kings we see them
Traveling the far ends of China, Sindh and India

22. Is one who visits countries to get to know them
Like one who does not see a familiar soul in them but India

23. And what a difference between two men who embarked
To understand the meaning of what excites from the breast

24. They are the esteemed strangers who have assumed
From glory what the authority of lions demands

25. They are the most superior and perfect in merits
Circling from exploring their nature to conviction

26. So in every art a skill manifested from them
And in every merit they attained the purpose

27. By your life even if the Lord educated a commoner in his grace
He will surpass the son of nobles in glory

28. So how when they are from his lineage brought up for them
Are sheikhs of knowledge from the people of reason and contract

29. And lament for Al-Mufaddal Tusun son of who
Passed happily while he is in paradise eternal

30. He grew up in the lap of the glorious one so he made him
In love the station of a son

31. And in praising Ibrahim son of his brother
Is an opportunity for the honest narrator or good writing

32. He strove for the contentment of the Merciful in everything he intended
So that which is hidden is like that which appears

33. And do I not have an obligation to praise
The one who is brave, determined and rosy cheeked

34. If missing his wedding has passed before
In every day I thank him it is celebration for me

35. His hands realizing what was told to us
Of the generous predecessors and integration

36. They taught us by God how it befits us
To protect the self from much rejection

37. So poetry does not run out for you at night its resource
But what will make you rich in the morning with cash

38. It benefits you without asking so ask Him
An expert and let no person misguide you after me

39. For that is an ocean abundant in bounties
So whoever draws from it has legacy

40. And if it were not but generosity of manner
We would say exalted is God the Creator of that uniqueness

41. This is what if I profess his nobility so the intimidated
Are with me and upon the sin if I do not profess alone

42. And I praise Ibrahim son of the glorious one who
Was raised in the love of the Sublime truthful in affection

43. He wore the manners of sheikhs and did not cease to
Distance his youth from the adornment of fleeting pleasure

44. So oh Lord protect them altogether and protect for them
Their tutor whatever fresh flowers have spread

45. And keep for us mother of the glorious one who has
Rivers flowing in the countries calmly

46. For her are righteousness and piety symbols and indeed
Nothing surfaced mightier than landmarks

47. Protected throughout the ages her cover
And her reputation in generosity to delegations known

48. She attained for the sons of hopes what they built with
Homes and nurtured from it without hardship

49. So in every heart is gratitude to her and prayers for her
More beloved than the bliss of rest

50. And if every female was given a tenth of what she has
Of wisdom she'd lead men with effort

51. And she did not wear the shackle of marriage indifferent
To most people in it being ascetics

52. So blessing to whoever casts hope at her door
And by her hands seizes the days

53. With her virtuous days Egypt was crowned
With crowns of perfected weddings

54. It flirted before and after the wedding so it is a maiden
Who coquettishly has two Niles adhered to it

55. One Nile of water and one Nile of affluence
So neither barrenness melts it nor harm distresses it

56. Clouds but it uncovers adversity relaxed
It builds what is desolate, plain and barren

57. Swords which from its chest have emerged for it is not in its name
Oh or Haa, they shaded under gowns

58. And it is strange if an unbeliever guides you
To the benefit for if you transfer him he returns to disbelief

59. Unless the people are not ruled by a leader of resentment
Who is made self-sufficient when he drinks O Malik of Eid

60. Nor one who purifies himself while he is incapable
Nor one who deems the praiseworthy deed is in the cold

61. Nor one who imagines pride is in conceitedness
And vanity so if you ask him he turns yellow like skin

62. As if creation burdened with his loyalty
So what else but to say to it, it is beneficial

63. He says I am the guide of humanity and their imam
Then in no time he claims he is the rightly guided

64. And not one who narrated two verses pampered
Over it and in what his lip tasted of the sweetness of love

65. Warning us of his love in his passion
And warning us of the harms from his contagious disease

66. But not one who liberates a slave is his generosity
And builds homes which non-existence has erected with ruin

67. And one who the people have slept safely during his protection
In security, comfortable living and he is wakeful

68. And that by your life is the habit of my father redeemer
And no man strays from what he gets accustomed to

69. Can the radiant sun be denied in the morning
Except by the blind or its brilliance dimmed except by cataracts

70. May Allah not be unless it is a privilege
And a merit for an ocean taken granted over rugged

71. And that the thriving kingdom be firmly established
Safeguarded without need for other than his soldiers

72. It is enough for his enviers that upon hearing
Praise of his glories they melt from sadness

73. They would love if deaf when they hear of him
So what is their situation to look at what enrages

74. By your life the essence of envy when
It feels a heart in which it resides like harvest

75. So you do not see from an envier but a transgressor
When the envied one is mentioned pains his liver

76. Their souls are sacrificed for him but they
Have rested so they are not worth being ransomed

77. And if the one who counts his gifts were
To be rewarded, rewards cease at burial

78. Though they missed a bird, seeing the bait
Distracts the soul from that loss

79. As they are like statues, pictured
Inscription neither repeating nor appearing

80. So inform them the glorious one and his company
Are in bliss not concerned with people's envy

81. And among the people there are villains facilitated is their existence
To recognize the worth of the good over hardship

82. Just as snakes exist whose poison assassinates
Loyalty and with it no counter spell avails

83. So is the wisdom of the Creator in His creation so whatever
Is facilitated for good or evil is purposefully

84. Congratulations to one for whom the glorious one is his protector
So he is protected from the poisons of worry from blazing effort

85. And he is safe from the cunning of time and its tyranny
And he grazes in comfortable living with prosperity

86. It is life so make use of what is made easy in it
Of fulfilling hopes that come to you yearned for

87. And benefit it if you seek refuge with one you see
At his door the hopefuls delegations after delegations

88. And you recite joyfully with me documenting
With these congratulations for the Khedive may thanks be to God