1. With the singular lightning, the ruins of antiquity,
As if the clouds had maintained their chastity,

2. And it was a playground where the winds sported,
As if they neither lingered there nor spent the night.

3. Western science denies the well-known flag,
And after the caravan, wide roads lied deserted.

4. My liver craves to gather all sorrows,
So they gathered while the caravans scattered.

5. If you forget the departures of the heart with them,
They are the beloved of my heart, O departures.

6. So O doves of the valley of ebony, your passion in
The shade of the meadows, my passion O doves.

7. And O fawns of Najd, the dawn has not played
Except it played with my heart, O fawns.

8. The zealous yearning of my heart is aroused when
The morning breeze blows the tender branches.

9. So what is the state of one far from home, an expatriate
Who has for Syria yearnings and sighs?

10. Greetings I send from my deputyship clearly
To the Prophet whose gifts are plentiful.

11. Muhammad, the master of creation, with whom
The earth and seven heavens have filled with his light.

12. God took him by night from the land of Hejaz
To the Highest Heaven, where his shoes were held high.

13. He brought him within two bow lengths when He spoke
To him of the unseen, after greetings were exchanged.

14. And increased his noble station and interceded through him
In favor of creation, so his intercessions shall not be refused.

15. The full moons, seas, pouring rains give him life,
As do superiority, pride, and miracles to him belong.

16. By God, religion's station would not have risen so high
If not for his towering positions.

17. He gave life to the age, and the age's days because of him
Are days of favors and raids in God.

18. He broke the thorns of the polytheists, pleasing
God as Lord, so no consolation or Lat remain.

19. The horses neigh and the spears spark,
While the swords - their edges are the hewers.

20. The borders of the polytheists poured not but blood
Which the channels and waterfalls watered.

21. Peace be upon the grave round which
The Highest has revolved and met its end.

22. The fragrance of Taybah is sent off in all directions,
Where flowers bloom and vegetation turns green.

23. A land distinguished by God's Messenger, more noble than
The land honored by forefathers and mothers.

24. When will I see the light in the corners of his dome?
When will glad tidings reach me from it?

25. If I become distracted with the grave of the Son of Amina
It is where messages came to an end.

26. That beloved whose affection
The creation hopes for, the living and dead.

27. The full moon split for him, clouds shaded him
Trunks bowed to him, and pebbles glorified.

28. And Shebah's ewe on the day of the army was a miracle-
What a Prophet, what an army, and what an ewe!

29. In the sun was a light no shade could diminish
Many narrations have informed us of this.

30. Honor, reverence, and position belong to him
As do many miracles and signs.

31. My Master, my Master relieve me
Of all hardship as sins have burdened my back.

32. And fulfill what you have accustomed me to of generosity
So many times you have confused me with your goodness.

33. And protect me and grant me honor from you,
O He whose nature is goodness and goodness.

34. And turn to me and take my hand, O my Master,
When difficulties and worries overwhelm me.

35. For I stand at the door of generosity, apologizing-
Forgiveness is vast and the excuse is clear.

36. And say, "Tomorrow you will be of the People of the Right,"
When the Abode is adorned for those brought in.

37. And if I praise you inadequately, while admitting,
The Quran and seven oft-repeated verses praise you.

38. Say, after this, no servant who hopes for mercy will fear,
Nor will relations or family who come later.

39. O my God, bless Muhammad as long as
Signs of your light shine from the full moons.

40. And his Family, Companions, and Wives-
For they are the chiefs of the people of virtue.