1. For every important matter, God suffices me
I hope through Him for safety from what I feared

2. And I seek refuge in Him in every affliction
And I have no refuge in the two abodes but He

3. The Owner of favors, glory, and great virtue
And whoever asks Him, his Lord satisfies him

4. To Him belong gifts, blessings and the highest example
That no perception can encompass its sublimity

5. The All Capable, the Commander, the Forbidder, the Disposer
He does not accept disbelief for us, and He accepts faith

6. One whose state cannot be said "How?" and for His virtue "How much?"
Exalted is my Lord Allah

7. And the passage of ages, cycle of eras and events do not change Him
And He is not described with incarnation or transference, neither drawing near nor receding, God forbid

8. He created the worlds as signs of His power
And drowned them all in an ocean of His blessings

9. And originated creation from the Creator of creation from nothingness
For the sake of the love of the best of creation, had it not been for him

10. Muhammad whom the sun of existence was purified by him
And the letters of the universe became fragrant by his link

11. The secret of the prophets, reviver of religion, noble
His locks were pure in their origin and growth

12. The unique majesty, the unique generosity who adorned him
With the crown of majesty as a gift to creation

13. Gabriel clothed him with a garment of light in which he deposited
By the permission of God when he covered him with it

14. So the cosmos shone from the light of his joy
And his visions became beautiful when his visions became beautiful

15. God pierced him with lights transmitted
By imams who have victory and status

16. It is an interceding secret from the secret of the unseen so
The sights of the people of truth have not ceased to observe it

17. What is between Gabriel and the grandson of Amina
To Imam Ali was its course

18. And in al-Husayn and the son of al-Husayn and ornament
Of worshippers, the merciful hearted Zayn al-Abideen

19. And the scholar of knowledge, al-Baqir Ja'far
And the restrainer of anger, Musa bin Ja'far

20. Terminating in the pleasure, the virtuous, and how much
The receiver of the secret from the past has received it

21. Imams from the House of Zahra, honorable
Among them is Haydar and his blossom

22. They knew al-Shaykh Ma'roof well, brother of Karakh
They drew him near before the night journey and He drew him near

23. Al-Sarir traveled the traces of their conduct
To al-Junayd when he hosted him

24. Al-Junayd passed the light of guidance
To guide creation cleanly then passed it

25. To the narrator Abd al-Wahid the shining moon
The walker so he entrusted to him his lamp of life

26. I mean Abu Al-Faraj the guide so he particularly blessed him
Abu Said thus the unique ended his succession

27. And from him in Shaykh Abd al-Qadir, the signs
Of grace shone light in his life

28. Like the dawn shining from the furthest of its east
Beautifully and like the full moon filling the sight is its witness

29. And like the cloud when it rains generously
And like the morning breeze in manners if its inclination is gentle

30. From the House of Fatimah the daughter of Ahmad, noble
Time has brought him uniquely dispelling his equal

31. Upon his perfections the lights of his awe
Like the sword if its sharpness polishes its edge

32. Pride of both worlds through him
As the highest nobility is his limit

33. He passed from the secret to al-Haddad the light of guidance
He guided him and he passed it to the unique of the age

34. Muhammad the pious the Meccan son of Abu
Bakr thus Allah manifested his secret

35. To his son Shaykh Abd al-Wahid it reached
His reasons so Abu Uthman is his master

36. To Abu Bakr al-Shami from Umar
To his brother Ali star of his ascent

37. And Sarim al-Din Ibrahim their protégé
His state among their protégés is blind

38. Al-Nasibi Shahab al-Din our master
Sun of the religion of guidance his traits are beautiful

39. Al-Makhdum al-Huwsi the selective east
In a position he attained what he wished from it

40. Al-Arabi was shaded by the lights of his joy
The secret of the divine care when he befriended him

41. So Umar al-Farouq has not ceased to await
The side of the dear mighty raising his aspiration

42. Those are the flowers, the lords of perfection so
His hearing and sight have not ceased to be among them

43. The people of sanctity and the cave for whom
There is pride sufficient even for the brave among them

44. The travelers to the spring of reality in
The most guided path, facilitated it, named it

45. Blessing does not cease from them but for them and by them
Is its purpose forever through them and their duration

46. The inheritors of the Messenger of God their path
Each of them after him similar in guidance

47. And how many creatures beyond counting unlike them
In our torn path wandered or did not wander

48. Perhaps through the status of those people He will forgive me
As I am hopeful yet fearful

49. So I have scrolls filled
With poetry and I shy when I recite them

50. I went astray in ignorance from the aim of the path and one who
Strays from it, then Hell is its shelter

51. And I was, my Master, a slave who has erred and none
Can erase my sins but my Master who pardons

52. O Guide of (the land) al-Jura with ruins, ask is
There life in the high abode its life marked

53. And do the Arak branches rest
In the wind breeze and relax its entanglement

54. By God sound peace upon the valley, its neighbor
And what it contains, its mosques and its plains

55. How the love of the people of virtue is invoked within me
From one whose love is not verified by his claim

56. And how much affection from those who found me for my phantom
One whose eye is not made fortunate by tears

57. I concealed my love from them and denied it
And I made the excuse road difficult hiding it

58. And how can I conceal a secret that testifies that
Tears are pouring and a heart among its sorrow

59. What is wrong when the Ruwaytis are remembered with me
My pouring tears most precious

60. Remembrance of a beloved in the land of Sham whom
My heart loves from afar between our houses

61. A nature from the fife dispositions dictates
Upon perceptions of the heart its memories

62. Love of the Messenger of God I stored
For the day I am asked about my sins so reward me

63. You honored my expectation and hopes O Generous One
You met me before I met You good news

64. Muhammad master of masters whom
The highest curtains treaded his shoes the night of ascension

65. With the refined manners and etiquettes his delight
Its good title informs you of its goodness

66. And its like the centuries have not seen and nor heard
And nor have mouths in existence spoken about

67. All the honored angels and messengers
Are shadows and He is their meaning

68. My comfort and comfort of my soul you, you so
Nothing is more delightful than your remembrance in my heart

69. O my master O Messenger of God take my hand
In every fear among fears I meet

70. O my support, my savior in adversities when
The strangulation is narrowed upon a tired heart

71. If a people have visited you I did not visit with them
So your slave his sins have prevented him

72. And pardoning is more expansive than holding to account one whom
Sins have made fall and did not straighten his riding animal

73. And however much from You they seek intercession those
Who loved them or we were unjust towards them or weakened them

74. So listen to genuine praises about you, their ink
Is ink if the poetry sea is filled with it

75. Wanderers whose banners
Were raised above praise that none other rises to its level

76. So have mercy upon its composer, Abd al-Rahim, and be
Its protector from worries of his life and his shame

77. And praise belongs to God, praise without limit
And God suffices me, when there is no god but He

78. And after the greeter, prayers and gift
Upon the majesty one whose resting place is pure

79. Continuous connected with God's eternal peace
Coming to him from fragrances of musk, most aromatic

80. And includes the Family and the honorable Companions and whoever
Cared for loyalty to him truly and pastured it

81. As long as light has not disappeared from the corners of his dome
And as long as pilgrims have not shunned his odes