1. Remain in blessings, enduring like ages,
Powerful in all matters, your command prevailing,

2. The planets submit to you, exalting
Your loyalists to the most exalted realm.

3. Neither ally nor rival affects the patron
Until you gesture with influence,

4. Donning the finest garments of glory and might
While enjoying the bloom of prosperous life.

5. The best of fate's hands for people of this world
Came in the season of the finest months.

6. You were Moses, and the daughter of Shuaib came to you,
Though neither of you were destitute.

7. Your splendid abode was not to settle
Except atop the highest mansions.

8. The gray shadows of gloom departed its courtyard
Fearing the light of a brilliant dawn.

9. It was like the horizon when the sun inclined towards it
And its stars hastened to depart.

10. What blessing that the suns inhabit
The gardens of moons.

11. A pearl from your treasures dwells in an ocean,
As pearls dwell in the depths.

12. You are the sun of daybreak, so morning derives
Its illumination and light from you.

13. Spring has come to you, acting as
Your obedient slave acts.

14. It clothed the earth in green silk in your service,
My Master, above all kings.

15. So it struts in emerald green,
Becoming pearls scattered at dawn.

16. Every hillside longs for the verdure
Of a short coat of vegetation.

17. Your wedding day shaded people -
They named it the Feast of Joy.

18. If their feast is without a crescent,
The brilliant crescent is the face of the Prince.

19. It delighted them in appearance and they regarded it in awe -
It filled visions and breasts.

20. It delighted the city and nomad folk alike
As it proceeded to those in graves.

21. It returned their souls - had it not been for fear of God,
They would have risen before the Day of Resurrection.

22. Do not ask where your enemies settled -
The wretches met the Subtle, All-Aware.

23. Milk from the Patron, Paradise for the loyal,
And for the wicked, the Furnace's heat.

24. The Almighty seems greater in my eyes
Than the small seeming small.

25. So a gnat in people's souls is an ocean
While a pebble from it sends a torrent.

26. You lived until yesterday returned in my knowledge
That it will not return after passing.

27. The pretensions of kings other than you
Are claims of dissent and falsehood.