1. And inhabit your royal palace, your court which
Has become populated through your glory,

2. A palace which even if you adorned with its light
A blind man, he would return seeing,

3. And derive from the meaning of life its breeze
Which almost revives bones back to life,

4. Morning forgot, with the beautiful, to mention it
And soared, surpassing peaks and Sadir,

5. And if its beauty was faced with colors
Nothing would be mentioned next to it,

6. Its manufacturers failed, for the noble horses
They built and perfected management,

7. And time passed on Rome, and they did not build
For their kings anything similar or comparable to it,

8. You reminded us of Paradise when we saw
Chambers you built, erecting its structures,

9. So the benefactors increased their deeds
And hoped through that for Paradise and silk,

10. And the sinners were guided to the path - and forgiven
Their sins by its good deeds abundantly,

11. It is a planet, except it disdained
The orbits, so the Mansour appeared,

12. I saw it and I saw the most amazing view
Then I glanced away, dazzled,

13. And I thought I was dreaming in a Paradise
When I saw the great king in it,

14. And if its gates opened
They would welcome guests with creaking,

15. Biting on their rings, scabbards
Opening their mouths with a crashing,

16. As if they growled to deter
Anyone not ordered to enter,

17. Thoughts flow, released,
In it, thus exceeding its palaces,

18. With its paved courtyards, you'd think
It was carpeted with silk and sprinkled with camphor,

19. And supported by pearls you'd think its soil
Was musk whose fragrance spread and aroma wafted,

20. Morning derives from it, when it's over
A morning illuminating the darkness of night,

21. And scabbards settled in the lair of leadership
Leaving the murmur of water in it growling,

22. As if liveliness covered their bodies
And melted in their mouths the crystal,

23. A lion, as if its stillness was moving
In the soul if it found a motivator there,

24. And it recalled its victories, as if
It fell on its heels to revolt,

25. You imagine it and the sun revealing its color
Fire and its tongues flames,

26. As if the swords of streams melted
Without fire, so they became a pond,

27. And as if the breeze wove its water
A coat, measuring to detail its shearing,

28. And the amazing fruits pass towards it -
My eyes see a boiling sea of wonders,

29. A golden tree, it pulled towards
Magic influencing the forbidden alluringly,

30. Its branches seemed to have hunted
Birds for them from the sky's expanse,

31. And as if, defying the landing of its birds
Insisting on straightening up and flying,

32. From every scene you see its beak
Water like pouring smooth pearls,

33. Mutes that count eloquence - if they chirp
They make the water warble with tweeting,

34. And as if each branch was silver
Which melted, sending its threads trailing,

35. You see in the pond where its drops fall
Above the turquoise scattered pearls,

36. Its beautiful features smiled at you as if
The blossoms of stars were made their mouths,

37. And the studded doors, the soil glanced
At the carvings amid its corners attentively,

38. The nails of its decor seem to have risen
Above the celestial orbit of beauty chests,

39. It bestowed on it necklaces and bracelets -
A sun whose glance turns away from it dazzled,

40. And when you look at the wonders of its ceiling
You see a garden in the sky as its peer,

41. And you wonder at the arcs of its courtyard which
Flew to build peaks into its radius,

42. With it, its makers placed their pens
Thus showing you every detailed painting,

43. And as if the sun has in it a veil
With which they adorned, beautifying and decorating,

44. And as if for turquoise a lined paper
With lines written in the sky's leaves,

45. And as if they clad it with a garment
Leaving a place for its train confined,

46. O owner of the earth who has become
The king of the sky as a supporter against enemies,

47. How many palaces for kings preceded
And your palaces deemed them delayed,

48. You built them and you owned every leadership
From them and destroyed enemies entirely,