1. Muhammad, the object of praise, understand,
Bless him each time and send peace upon him,

2. Recite to me his battles then the verses
That were revealed to illuminate like suns and stars,

3. You have granted me every polished pearl of praise,
No restraint, so gather what you have granted me and compose,

4. The efforts of Jews to harm Muhammad,
Stirred up the battle of the Confederates from every obstinate one,

5. He went forth and provoked the polytheists in Mecca
And in Ghatafan the tribe of Hudhayl and Ibn Mishkam,

6. Opposing Allah while Allah is the Conqueror,
And whoever fights the divine army is defeated,

7. The people walked by the noble command so they dug trenches,
And the Messenger of Allah worked among them,

8. Assisting the Muslims when a boulder appeared
That exhausted every Muslim man,

9. They repeatedly struck it and it terrified the men so they held back,
But when he came it disintegrated and did not resist,

10. Allah wiped out the traces of the polytheists with a storm,
No tent of theirs remained from the violent wind,

11. These noble traits of the Chosen Prophet are prophetic,
So the honored Prophet did not betray any people,

12. His status with Allah is tremendous,
And his signs illuminate the darkness of every gloomy night,

13. Among the signs is that Abu Talha invited him,
One day to the most blessed food,

14. Prepared for just one person, so he invited for it,
Eighty men, both youth and elders,

15. Attributes particularized by the verse of his Lord,
The elite Prophet, the honest, present of heart, inspired,

16. Its meanings adorned every age as if they were
Jewels and pearls adorned by every refined one,

17. His praiseworthy traits encompass all praise entirely,
No division except what the Bestower has apportioned,

18. His gifts with which every barren land is watered,
And his spears with which every towering mountain is ascended,

19. The refuge of mankind from the discord of predecessors,
Branch and root of the righteous and the sinful,

20. If precedence in excellence were not for Muhammad,
We would say perhaps the excellence is for the predecessors,