1. Tell me, O Sa'd, of the people of ardour
News that takes away what is in me of grief

2. And whenever you talked about Kaadhimah
Relate to me what she who has grace did

3. And about Al-Hayy of Najd, I have
A protected one since they left it in blindness

4. I used to cry tears from their estrangement
Then they appeared so my tears flowed blood

5. A rain of lightning from my burning anguish
And life from my eyelids if they are both

6. A rain from my protected one in my cheek
This land and those heavens

7. O you who travel, if you passed by
Tents in the sand then pass by the tents

8. And whenever you passed by Wadi Salam
Then ask the valley and greet the two salams

9. Ask the abode of Al-Hayy about its dwellers
Does the eloquent foreigner wail to you

10. Oh what is in me, oh what is in my ribs
Of an inner pain that appears however suppressed

11. Do not remind me of a time of passion
Its livelihood has passed me by and withdrawn

12. And let my liver see, nay let my stomach
See the embers of my youth between them

13. O people of Al-Hayy from Kaadhimah
I have not seen myself degraded among you

14. I have a covenant with you that is kept
And the noble free man keeps covenants

15. You are my hearing and you are my seeing
And my heart wherever you two are

16. If you took away the sight of my eyes
And my heart, I would not say and regret

17. O lightening of Al-Ghor flash weeping
Whenever you fluttered to me smiling

18. You shone, O Yemini lightening, and
My abode became desolate in whoever became desolate

19. Flashing with arrows while I
With my bow, alas the shunner of sleep

20. By the life of love, O lightning, whenever
You came pouring then be smiling

21. And rain upon the rugged plateau for I
Still am enamored with his love, addicted

22. And roar at the son of Al-Husayn, he is
A branch in the soil of Al-Quds slumbering

23. So if you come, name Al-Mustafa
And he is like the full moon dispelling the darkness

24. And wake the saying while it is in
His infinite knowledge like the swelling sea

25. You see Al-Tusi and Al-Kirmani
And the king Al-Bujaili a valuable religion

26. And seek Al-Khidr you will find him wherever
That venerable figure walked or camped

27. The elite of Allah and the shadow of Allah whoever
Holds firm to the rope from Him is protected

28. And the Merciful, the Righteous, and Allah as
It is said in the Books loves mercy

29. How many lovers he sheltered and housed the displaced
And relieved worries and enriched the destitute

30. He destroys wealth in order to build the heights
Have you seen a builder who did not destroy

31. Allah apportioned rizq through him even if
His own comfort was not apportioned

32. He tired the strivers in his traces
And their army saw him so they retreated

33. They recognized their shortcomings so they accepted less
Who can equal the towering mountain

34. They denied him only because they
Were ignorant before of what they knew

35. Their ships sailed in his sea
So they sank in its depth and were destroyed

36. And he returned the lost from them confused
And the pulpit from them was muted

37. And gather the secret in him, do you see
Every one with fangs called a lion?

38. We have tested his glory in his patience
And tasted what we saw from them

39. And we witnessed a generosity filling the horizon
Since he arose, generosity did not grow greater

40. O Abu Abdillah, hear for how many
Deaf you have removed deafness

41. I am but part of you, and holding
Always, do not let go of the handhold

42. I have clung to your doorhandle from
The arrows of fate whenever fate shot

43. And held firm to the firmest handhold which
From you, none who holds to it will be wretched

44. No, not for the world but for the religion with it
And the Hereafter and what is between them

45. And the loving people from them, O father
Of Ahmad, and the affection narrates the womb

46. The dog of the People of the Cave gained through them
The honor of companionship when they gathered