1. He is the glory awakened like a sleeper
And no ignorant person is like a scholar to him

2. Nor is the tyrant angry with the high-minded
Like one satisfied with an easy life, dreaming

3. The frontrunners are only for the doomed
For the love of high goals, not for an asker and greeter

4. So my soul is ransom for you, as I have seen
The hopes before suspicions blocking the way

5. And I am not one who draws near prohibitions and accompanies
The wanton and intends nonsense and vanities

6. And if I say my age did not attain
The achievements of the life spans of high-flying eagles

7. And whoever belittles because of inability to attain an ambition
Its pits, did not rise to it with steps

8. And the likes of you the glance attached to
And parted from it furtively like a dream of a dreamer

9. Smiling from them crying fearing its abandonment
Smiling the light from the tears of clouds

10. And my heart complains of her glance and obeys it
As the oppressed complains of the injustice of an oppressor

11. When my eyelids would rave after her
Her neck distracted my passionate tears wandering

12. And tortures me a bitter torture
With the bitter rope of estrangement, bitter food

13. And whoever is obsessed with the affliction of love sees it as a gift
He is content with his profit with the losses

14. And a day your eyes were connected and united
And your love was refusal to the blamer

15. The horsemen imagined I drowned in the revelations
Of the turbulent, overflowing, restless sea

16. When the ships flashed in it, they revealed
Their plates and armours

17. Patience armoured itself for what it did
And my life never saw a patient warrior but you

18. And a trivial matter not seeing humiliation in it
For the seer, and the hand of the blamer did not extend to it

19. I left it for my people a protector
And I parted honourably from the lands of capitals

20. And opposed those who said before me out of greed
Countries in which my achievements were tied

21. And its distance drew near to me, losing
I kept my covenant to it like keeping my valuables

22. If I am absent it leads me with the heart of a warrior
And if I refuse, it whispers to me with the tongue of a greeter

23. And there is no good in one whose stay does not last
And there is no praise that lasts but the everlasting

24. And a despicable time in which I was as if
I watch my living from the lips of the intermittent

25. I faced in it the enemies closer than wishes
And the spiteful gloated over me, the gloating of the blamers

26. So whoever's happiness saddened us saddened himself
And whoever belittled us will be very regretful

27. The difficult matter becomes easy with my knowledge
The bones of calamities are for the greatest men

28. And my good belief in God, that I
Entered the protection of the Eternal, the Merciful

29. The best of the highest, the Prince Muhammad
And the sword of the swords of generous men, the most generous

30. Prince of the basin for pilgrims
Surrounding wishes, passionate, wandering

31. His glory refused except to spread for a beholder
And attained except to scatter for a composer

32. Brave, he sees in war those more advancing than those who see
And most cautious when taking positions

33. Generous, his generosity kills neglect
While others want the spread of generosities from life

34. With whom mouth has no blemish cast on the virtuous
And whose glance turns away shyly from the unharmed, without criticizing

35. And whoever follows goodness among us, I see him
Constructive, but none other than it had blood

36. Of the people, if they came visiting, then welcome
In war, and if they gave, then hands off to the seal

37. They live only in the meeting of armies
That is the living of courageous lions, armed

38. So O son of the foremost, consider them and their swords
With them the darkness is exposed and oppression is suppressed

39. We congratulate you on the happy feast, but indeed
The feasts congratulate you, most auspicious of the coming

40. And for his birth the spears stretched out
And necks of swords bowed to his right hand

41. And the horses were tied, voluntarily
To his order, and the mind of the censor dissolved

42. And good tidings of his day went out to the world
So it was illuminated and delighted after animosity and enmity

43. And the seal came to the people of status as
To every prophet came the superior seal

44. Determined, including your determination, taking
The approach of Ali between the sons of Hashim

45. So stay, O Prince, enjoying the most
Pleasant gifts from God, in a gentle life from fate

46. Safe from enemies, quick to generosity
Lofty in status, obeyed in characteristics

47. Until you see in a state and rule
Horsemen of your sons ruling after ruler

48. And here it came sipping its wine
The correspondence of the young girl and scattered poetry

49. Of the short-glanced girls whose gaze falls short before them
Stretching the necks of foreign men

50. Faces that are pure water for a drinker of its purity
Or permitted magic for one fascinated by it

51. I deemed it except for your glory, that it
To the best leader, a gift from a servant

52. Who found favour from nearing the protective
And most delicious to the ear than the cooing of doves

53. So protect it, my Prince, as virginity, and leave this one
Whose cheeks and features the calamities disfigure

54. And you still draw near the short of purpose from afar
For glory, and retire, breaking after breaker

55. May he who ungratefully belittles your generosity ransom you
And harbors in his bosom those who blame generosity

56. And denies generosity from his palm and tongue
As the farthest denial of a secret in a covering concealer

57. And may the Lord of the Throne satisfy you over every pearl
You strung with goodness between the worlds

58. And quench a tomb that contained your father, the Pleased One
And direct the abundant, heavily laden clouds

59. So no days saddened before his affliction
When that martyr twisted except Al-Hussein son of Fatima

60. And no two eyes cried blood before him
Over the death of Allah's family since the time of Adam

61. And none died who you asked vengeance for in the morning
And none leaned who kept you the strongest of pillars

62. And some of your attributes are not proven by words
And some people do not stand still when resisting

63. So forgive if I fell short, for the excuse is clear
And who can enumerate the accumulated virtues?