1. His fingers ceaselessly overflowing
With bounty, like the Nile in flood;

2. Clouds of generosity pouring.
In our age, his eloquence opened

3. A floodgate of praise and oration -
Without his auspices, life had soured.

4. With sword and steed, a dual commotion -
Protecting man from beast and danger.

5. Judge by deeds, not books' dry devotion.
The radiant sun has never sighted

6. His face veiled by gloom or dejection -
Always smiling, spirits lighted.

7. Sea and sun - no two are so perfected.
Through all eras, by God's hand directed.

8. Granting all, ere requests elected-
As battle's fury, wrath collected,

9. Dissipates at appeasement's call.
Lion, say you? Falcon better.

10. For lions prey - while falcons never
Settle for jackals' habits small.

11. Fortune serves him; triumph attends.
His will could stretch seas to earth's ends.

12. Armies flock like spear-shafts around him,
And he's the blade that strikes ahead -

13. What's a spear without the steel that crowned it,
When thrusting through ranks of the dead?

14. O Time, if you have no mercy for me,
I fear no tigers with my Moses nigh.

15. Beyond God's grace, his hand sustains me,
Though I've done naught to justify

16. His kindness. Only hope of heavenly
Reward drives his compassion high.

17. God molded him from light of mercy.
All creation calls him - Dispeller of Agony!

18. You who brings joy, may you never lack
Riches to meet each need and desire.

19. I celebrate your sublime palace -
Beyond words of Arab and foreigner.

20. Like a mansion in Paradise, envied
By Kisra's palace, despite treasures plied.

21. A river runs through, no mere waterway -
As if the Kauthar of prophets gone.

22. The architect leveled its planes -
Waters race as if grasping inclination's reins.

23. As if built by a king whose manor
Owns all castles, lording with domination.

24. Like the glorious king, to whom bowed down
The necks of kings, humbly leaning toward his crown.

25. Its oranges rival narcissi beds so green
Whose brilliant cups peer with envy keen.

26. In its shade, the strings' melody is cradled
From dissonance, into concord handled.

27. In a garden of houris, children play delighted,
Grateful to God, never slighted.

28. All the soul desires is found within,
Every pleasure, every whim.

29. No ugly baboon with bared canines,
Strong-armed, adept with arrows and vines.

30. His steed high-headed like a young palm,
Focused on plunder, no desire to harm.

31. A stallion whose flaring nostrils loudly intone,
Never knowing fear, standing its ground alone.

32. Hooves sharp as crescents, bared
Like the new moon's horns flared.

33. Lions cower, their bravery enfeebled,
Frightened by the blows rained by his sabers.

34. With a Moses the Victorious, more magnificent,
If the mill of war should turn belligerent,

35. O Lord, break precedent for us in him
To manifest eternity, never growing dim.