1. Your attributes adorn the horizons graciously
Spreading its breeze, the morning shone brightly

2. And your company is the best part of my worries
If you oppose me, then ask the hearts

3. I prayed for patience for it desperately
But I did not pray for it to be answered

4. So if you're far from me in the morning
You've become the closest to my heart

5. Good tidings Damascus and its inhabitants
With its connection, spring brought rain cloudily

6. The lips of earth did not smile until
I died, so I tore the clouds open

7. You're the rain and it's the meadow brought to life
By it, and you both have become beloved

8. It makes her face shine purely though she was
Gloomy whenever you traveled and saw the highlands

9. The days did not whiten with it, but
Gray hair bent them out of fear of enemies

10. A guiding star rose upon me, so the
Stars of the horizon became trivial after you

11. You've made me speechless in describing my blessing
The state's tongue handled it as an orator

12. And your generous pouring made my homestead fertile
And it was, as you knew, barren

13. I'm not devoid of abundant sweet water
Nor devoid of fertile pasture

14. You shook them so the enemies fled when
You shook a straight sword at them

15. And those who wrote poetry of you surpassed poetry
So their views were not wholesome ones

16. If you give birth to poetry's pearls
Do not ask for them except the virtuous

17. Youth makes my patience priceless
So I do not fear misfortunes will bring harm

18. And I do not complain except about my good fortunes
For if I looked into it, they would be sins

19. Everyone spent the night with a homeland and family
While through my grace alone he remains a stranger

20. And whoever knows people as I do
Will not find anything wondrous

21. Do not let wishes give false security
As disasters and calamities come and go

22. If the world complained of a chronic illness
You favoured me, so you were the world's doctor