1. O you whose pledge has changed and altered
It was not right that your lover be abandoned

2. If your estrangement had pretended for a night
Its darkness would have averted the hidden star

3. And if you betrayed, it is an inherited tradition
You did not refrain from the traits of nights and people

4. Passion overcame him until he
It was enough for him as evidence if you had reached, he would not have known

5. So soak the heat of his heart with the mention of patience
Or else tell my eyelids about sleeplessness

6. They hid you like a full moon rising behind the curtains
And likened you to a gazelle with curved horns

7. These are not gazelles between their fortresses
Rather, they are ferocious lions and evildoers

8. The people became disgusted with their past glances
At the white coins that they are no longer bought

9. The softness of the pillar gives joy to the chief of the living
To call upon the dark knight

10. By my father and mother, I was angry with him
I only forbade him from the braying donkeys

11. If you had witnessed the night on his cheeks
And his gardens, you would have seen an illuminated night

12. I grieve over a connection whose days are chaste
And the clarity of proximity tainted by servants

13. Passion ruled that I go astray and not be guided
And beauty decreed to sleep while I stay up

14. And perhaps on an appointed night I met it
When I rode the blonde morning

15. And today the meeting has become like its promise
A dream, and the shrine has become fake

16. O driver of misery, life is pleasant
And the staff blooms in difficulties and wilderness

17. The dew of Abdul Rahim and his shade aim
So the morning recognizes its light from the observant

18. It meets the forehead, pure and bright
With loose hair and green temples

19. For there is no scarce water of generosity
No, the inaccessible wealth is not difficult

20. In an utterance from him you come across a sword
That flows according to the course of destiny when it flows

21. O the eloquent’s shame from his miracle
Dazzled minds and rightly so dazzles

22. And it flowed to the supreme where if
The edge of a star moved behind it, it would stumble

23. Awake, ruling the kingdom voraciously
So he restrained it, hotter in the eyelids than amassing

24. Thus glory has high ranks and distinction
And religion has tense cords and firm pegs

25. He overlooks pleasures fearing His Lord
God is Greater, how virtuous and Capable

26. Who dares compare anyone to him
Except one who compares seashells to pearls

27. Where can the world find a steed like him
The times were generous with him but became insolvent

28. His prestige made Indian swords dispensable
To unsheathe their weapons

29. So if he moves forward proudly
The ceiling will know its place and move back

30. He is the spring of generosity, whenever I came to him
I found flowing the heavenly Kauthar

31. He violates blame in generosity and softness
Who can stop rain from pouring

32. And his actions shine in the animalistic times
Is morning not allowed to dawn

33. He mastered humility in his high status
And his great status sufficed him to be arrogant

34. A man of opinion, the weakness died under his calmness
By which he rebuilt the edifice of knowledge and published

35. And a belt that made shields dispensable when
It represented horsemen and swords for him

36. The purest lineage, finest origin
Greatest predecessor and most generous company

37. The clouds of their shooting stars rained wishes granted
So the generosity branch sprouted leaves and bore fruits

38. If you meet them and the horizon cloaks its colors
You meet merits, transcendence and sanctuaries

39. Find pleasure in their palms if life gets pleasant
The sea cannot bear to overflow

40. Bestowers every departed year
Red mounts and release the reprimanded

41. The songs of generosity became rich, it starts with them
Generosity was an empty desert

42. And they loved their qualities to the countries as though
They had scattered musk over the horizons

43. O son of mountains, when the brave panic
And o son of seas, the supporter if the land becomes ungrateful

44. Who is for the generous if his times betray him
Unjustly, and who is for disasters but you

45. The wolves of people wreaked havoc on my herd, and had it not been
For you, they would have raged furiously

46. The affliction is that I contend with whom
I drive away the enemies and applaud him

47. If my assumption of people betrayed me and transcended me
The eye is not strange to stumble

48. Or he gains victory for me, so if clouds pour
It is the least and easiest of its rights to be thanked

49. So spare me the darkness of injustice
The weapon of justice lies in you