1. Speech without grammar is food without salt
And grammar without poetry is darkness without dawn

2. Whoever takes knowledge and forgets it
Is without capital in speech or profit

3. When they explain the virtue of knowledge, I am
Content with the virtue of grammar, without need for that explanation

4. It is fitting for eloquent speech to be for its people
So loyalty is guided to the flawed, and beauty to the ugly

5. And of the honor of eloquence is that Muhammad
Came, Arabic in origin, from eloquent Arabs

6. And the Methani were revealed in his tongue
With what distinguished him in speech through praise

7. The purpose of poetry should be a description of another
And it suffices what is in Surat Al-Sharh and Al-Fath

8. A prophet they called while steeped in sin
On the edge of a terrible cliff, of vast forgiveness

9. He revived the beacon of religion in every direction
And protected Islam with the sword and spear

10. And days of raids in which the thrush
Was crushed, and the horses vivid at dawn

11. How much filth is in the eyes of those gone astray
And how much hatred in the hearts of polytheists

12. His famous light erased their blazing stubbornness
And leveled the mountains of guidance, demolished the palaces

13. So the thorns of polytheism withered, when he called
The warriors to slay the idolaters

14. And he demolished the customs of disbelief by force
And left the far caller to reconciliation

15. He never ceased calling us, by God's guidance
To the glorious faith and lenient doctrine

16. When hopes are dashed, descend upon Medina
And visit his grave, success will appear there

17. The heat of my sin is cooled by the bliss of his mention
So remembrance and sprinkling extinguish the fire of sin

18. Secure, if you seek or call him for help
Succor will come to you quicker than a blink

19. And I have intense severity towards enemies
Yet kindness for the virtuous, of tolerant temper

20. He contained the highest glory with splendid glory
Pure, righteous, refined nature, and clear

21. And the loftiness of his status adorned by good origin
And length of a hand more dewy than April showers

22. And the honor of an ever verdant, flourishing side
When horizons are covered in bushes

23. Upon it shines a Hashimite quality
The majesty of his righteous father or lenient uncle

24. Quintessence of the secret's secret, from the glory of a victor
Foremost in merit, no arrogance or injustice

25. A lineage extending back to the time of Adam
Traveling the course of the sun in the ascent of the ibex

26. He shone in the east of the lands and its west
His sunnah, leaving no path for polytheism

27. To you, Messenger of God, hearts came quickly
From yearning, joyfully calling

28. You, without whom nothing would exist
No mention of night or dawn

29. It is enough that inanimate things greeted you
Initially, like the prostration of the pillow

30. That you were shaded at noon by clouds
Pouring down fine spray

31. How often has your right hand touched and straightened
The healthy and cured the pain of affliction with a touch

32. You consoled the grieving and guided the lost
Healed the sick and mended the wounded

33. May you, Messenger of God, accept the apology of one
Who spends the night and day in sins, as the sun rises

34. Calling you through my delegate racing
In good deeds, not falling short

35. So steer your servant to the Merciful and herd him
With mercy, and shackle the hand of hardship with relief

36. If I err in the sea of sins in ignorance
Then may your unique majesty forgive

37. I am needy for your generosity and the dew
A thirsty echo calling for irrigation

38. And if the faces of those seeking me frown
I walk with my hopes to your open door

39. So protect me in my praise of you and accept my aspiration
To you, and establish me in my purpose and destination

40. Join the ties of its reciter tomorrow
When they are tossed into the fire, deserving to be discarded

41. And may God send blessings upon you as long as the breeze blows
And the abode of morning follows the gentle slope

42. Blessings that compete with the wind in musk and ambergris
And flow with the light of the light at the rising of Ath-Thalj