1. Your goodness is a goodness known,
And innate generosity, described.

2. O king whose ambition has not ceased
To be devoted to hopes made real.

3. Thus whatever you possess forever,
Is a nature familiar to you.

4. O you whose palm is like showers of life,
Not blind to gifts.

5. Praiseworthy at heart the day it rains,
Veiled outwardly, covered.

6. Our hopes through the ages in their varieties
Arranged for a time, then altered.

7. So O Abu al-Fadl, whose soul
Is a soul filled with love of generosity.

8. A land prospering through your consent,
And a land sinking where you refused.

9. Its destiny thrown down in humiliation,
Its sun eclipsed with terror.

10. O best patch of ripened fruit, impartial,
Whose wealth is not usurped.

11. O honorer of guests, O you whose
Resolve is like a sharpened sword.

12. You did not fail, O benefactor,
Your castles crowded with delegations.

13. How much grace you have with me,
Feminine, refined.

14. You have helped with justice and divine generosity
Hearts burning with sorrow.

15. Your conduct is moderation, so you do not see
A populace oppressed unjustly,

16. Until the mountain gazelles in their searching
Are terrified of the wild beasts' fangs.

17. O source of inspirations, drive away the gazelles
Where the rows of fear are arrayed,

18. And the steeds of war which have become
Terror for the brave, accustomed,

19. Where the edges of the swords are bloodied
And the brown spearheads are severed,

20. Let me hear the most beautiful than a wild rose
Plucked instantly at a glance,

21. Of easy, subtle meanings,
Its phrases threaded like pearls.

22. They have become speeches for which banners
Defending your glory are raised.

23.
The glory of the faith remains in a state

24. Victorious and supported.
You will fulfill what mercy promised

25. And keep what generosity avowed.
Calamity to the invaders' throats,

26. And eyes of the envious gouged out,
When you turn against those who attacked,

27. Their crimes exposed.
None above the meadow lived secure