1. You are known for your generosity and nobility
And have become the most generous of the generous

2. You have sworn, while you live, never to cease
Being the life of leaders and the death of enemies

3. So you have attained your wishes, O Munificent one
Always generous, yet still seeking more to give

4. O Father of Excellence, O Glory of the Faith
Who has never ceased to bring aid and fortune

5. O Honor of the Two Noble Sanctuaries, whom
People are guided by the light of your views

6. O God, how much do I hold your helping hand
That dispels the gloom of my dark fortune

7. Your flint shows me a spark when my affairs
Have become totally dark and lacking light

8. If it were not for my father drawing copiously
With your palm, showering us with constant rain

9. The beauty of your nature, that which
Shames Time, though Time is not shameful

10. You have attained the utmost heights of nobility
In generosity, and surpassed them in bounty

11. And how many times have you turned back
The obstinate one, breaking his hardened spear

12. You have made the spear a goal, and the sword
In its stillness has found its destination

13. You did not bare your sword until you left
The reserves of arrows to it, sheathed

14. When swords bow down in wars
You see the heads bowing down to them in prostration

15. With my soul I would ransom the Munificent one
And say to him, people are altogether ransomed for him

16. A youth who gladdened God by praising him
And saddened his envious enemies

17. He protected those who treated him harshly
When fate was harsh and tyrannical with him

18. When he promises, the lips of hopes smile
And swords weep when he makes threats

19. Every generous saying rings true
When attributed to his generosity

20. He has nobility in the sky of glory
That the shining stars take for their own

21. His giving is close to those near and far
It encompassed all, both near and distant

22. And so, O most generous of all people
Most pure of soul and strongest in faith

23. I send to you this praise which
Will be the crown jewel of praises

24. If recited, it will be a masterpiece
For the eloquent speaker and critic

25. Its indications point to you
As the rain and bounty overflowing

26. So return, despite the nose of the envious
With good fortune, O best of those who return!