1. The dream of Saad brought good tidings at the shrine
He visited it from Al-Ghuwair without buttons

2. He walked with a breeze guiding him from the wind of Najd
I sacrifice myself for the one who walked and walked

3. He walked from the two flags here
The hidden one, safeguarded traces

4. Pain struck my resting place when I looked at it
With what Al-Farazdaq gained in light

5. The winds of musk exhale it
And the sun of beauty behind the veil

6. With myself, whom I fell in love with
So I sold my heart to him without choice

7. I melt out of love and longing and sadness
To him the brimming eyelids overflow

8. Hopefully a banner of the two banners may know
Or the traits of beauty from scattered

9. So between goodbyes and encampments a quarter
For the gazelle of humanity, not the gazelle of the deserts

10. The maidens rebuke me in ignorance
And I have no excuse but the nature of the chaste

11. My brother, keep secret my path and be patient like my patience
To drink bitterness or graze bitterness

12. For I have walked every rugged terrain
And endured the twisting tribulations

13. And tasted the bitterness of experience until
I differentiated the copper from the pure

14. So stay away from socializing with people in peace
And treat them with forbearance and patience

15. And if trouble tightens around you, then descend
To our master son of our master Al-Nahari

16. A noble one on whom hopes rely
For the might of the generous neighbor

17. An imam standing for truth, helping
People with advice, an ocean of lessons

18. Support of the pious and their refuge
And pole of religion, highly esteemed

19. He is the scholar filled with all knowledge
He is the endless ocean over oceans

20. He is the shining star for every striver
He is the immaculate moon from defects

21. A hope for the hopeful and aid for the seeker
And goal of the desperate and need of the poor

22. And a sword in the right hand of God that
Follows in his determination the path of Thul-Faqar

23. The countryside flourished with his mercy
And the deserts' beasts and birds

24. It grew from a palm tree in which ascended
The branches of religion, firm and rooted

25. A man, if a man were to face valor
And were to face forgiveness, you would see him able

26. A sun whose prominence has no set
And a light whose help comes in adversities

27. Whoever fears injustice takes refuge in his glory
So finds him near in victory

28. Clouds of generosity for every seeker
And fruits of tranquility and dignity

29. And the fastest to answer a call
When glancing at the sky without arrogance

30. He sees with the dawns of light what
The eyes cannot see, secret to public

31. And the entire universe is an enclosure
In his vision, illuminated

32. Indeed, existence was ennobled with the light that revived
The dying of religion, prominent in repute

33. Short in promise, loyal in covenant, conqueror
The keys to guidance folded in modesty

34. The sciences flow to him and eloquent
Tongue of truth answers the skillful

35. Answer me, O son of Umar ibn Musa
Relieve me, O Muhammad, of burdens

36. For you have so many hands and pledges of generosity
And masters of bounty and emancipated from fire

37. Name your father and neighbor for me both
With whom I have thoughts of protection and neighborhood

38. So stand by me and say you are ours
When fires spread havoc

39. How many have you saved with your guidance
From a raging, fiery demise

40. And if enemies plot injustice against me
Be my aid and take my revenge

41. And if I fear sins, give me good tidings
Of my future home in the eternal abode

42. Permitting through it the distant lands
To find the comfort of the two abodes in it

43. And be granted safety among family and home
Your generosity always flows generously

44. Cascades of valleys and necklaces
And every friendship lasted

45. At the honorable sanctuary in isolation