1. Time has passed and I have no knowledge of knowledge,
Nor peace upon my ladder in Saleem.

2. My heart was divided by an intention that stood still,
My heart toward neighbors who have passed away from embrace.

3. So I stayed lamenting an imperfect union,
With the saved from the undivided pain.

4. I accepted the judgment of innocent love for me and for them,
Yet they did not accept my tearful cheeks without shedding my blood.

5. I made my heart range from month to year,
Away from them and content it without union through forebearance.

6. O you who descend to the land of Banu Jad, send news
About the demolished temple at Biqie Al Raml.

7. And a land that separation divided into four,
Between time, wind, blood.

8. Nothing remained of it but still ruins
Or roots and milestones in the sand dunes.

9. I did not herd its love when I passed by it
Except with tears upon the cheeks in harmony.

10. I bid farewell to the house with my greeting even if I had sense,
It would not tell me of Aad and Armm.

11. O you who blame me, leave my heart to worries for if you
Saw some of what I saw, you would not blame.

12. Leave my heart an inferno of passion set ablaze
And the eyelids for tears and the limbs for sickness.

13. How many are my states around fate and here I am
Meeting it when it met me without being integrated.

14. How many times have the days changed and intertwined
Yet my manners and temperament have not changed.

15. I do not drink bitter water expecting it to be sweet
Nor speak of what has passed and regret it.

16. Neither does my fate alarm me of its cycles,
Nor does horror horrify me, nor threats of an adversary.

17. And in the bottom of the honored which I descended into
I believed in the safety of hunting in the sacred place.

18. I take refuge in the protected shrine victoriously
As if I am in its corner, holding firm.

19. Where majesty has its pavilion erected
And light smiles with skins of people of injustice.

20. God is Greater, Possessor of the towering mansion,
Possessor of knowledge, son of the learned.

21. This noon in which, in its soil,
Pilgrim and lesser pilgrim are marked with decorum,

22. Possessor of the moon, rain, the endless rich sea,
Of sublime positions, lofty determination and ambition.

23. This is Muhammad the Sublime, youth of Umar,
Essence of the elite, son of the generous and benevolent.

24. This complete, virtuous, generous one its descender,
Succor of clans, rain of good and blessing.

25. This eloquent, reverent one from a moderate nation,
You were addressed: You are the best of peoples evolved.

26. Radiant like the sun that hides from no one
Except One, what it sees blinded.

27. If people were depicted in words and speech,
There would be significance to the meaning of words and speech.

28. And if he is a mortal among a people who resembled,
In creation, yet no full moon resembles the sacred months.

29. Neither the delights of life nor its decorations distracted him,
Nor boasting of followers and servants.

30. Apparent to him are miracles and states,
In East and West, between Arabs and non-Arabs.

31. Things are not absent from him,
And Earth is before him a footstep away.

32. The veils, the Throne, the Chair are visible,
In his eyes, in the symbols of the Tablet and Pen.

33. He calls the youth by his name in truth and attributes him
Honestly in his absence and absence like lifetimes.

34. Revealer of the unseen of matters so neither
Absent out of fear nor secret in confidentiality.

35. His insight shows the lights of his wisdom
And he is not entrusted with the unseen as one accused.

36. My Master, my Master, how often I call upon you desperately
And how I complain to you yet no mouth responded.

37. So listen and respond to my call with answer O you
Whose hearing is too lofty for deafness and deafness.

38. The poor Harrazi, my friend, his major sins
Stumbled him over minor ones.

39. And I have reached this sanctuary and I
Have good thoughts of you so whoever attends your sanctuary is protected.

40. Seeking your protection from the horrors of the hereafter so take
Me under your guarantee O fulfiller of promises.

41. If you do not help me to rise whenever
Disasters obstruct me I will neither rise nor stand.

42. And how can one have means who hopes and wakes up in
A tumultuous endless sea of sins.

43. So look upon me with kindness to make
Afflictions come to me with accord and peace.

44. And prevent hardships for me for the length of my estrangement
And his making of the treacherous fate’s tyranny and enmity.

45. And be for the one who said it, Abderrahim, a refuge
When straits constrict him, from the firmest refuge.

46. He did not cease to be, through you, in safety and ease
And in your honored, esteemed sanctuary.

47. You O season of visitors are our refuge
From what we fear in the two abodes of wrath.

48. Say you are my supporters and attendees,
And my elite followers and my defenders.

49. And do good for our family, neighbors,
And those of our companions and relatives who are around us.

50. Peace from me upon the lights of your tomb as long as
The camel riders pace the remembers with melody.

51. And your blessed shrine flows with services,
Specific to the repository of rulings and wisdom.