1. The abode of glory is ignoble without faith,
And the shade of prohibition is base without an ignorant rustic.

2. And love of the world debases one to humiliation,
And inclines with the inclination of honour while it is fickle.

3. The pillar of guidance has weak pillars, feeble,
If swords of hands do not strengthen it.

4. And he who hopes for harm will not feel safe in his heart,
Nor will the frightening thing that wards it off frighten him.

5. And to wrap up glory brought forth a sea of worries,
And his ambition floats on it and roams around.

6. And attaining pleasure without realizing the resolve
Of an unassailable position not to be desired.

7. And the soul of wishes through lamenting seeks to draw nearer to the beloved,
Though to draw nearer is distant and winding.

8. You see it has a strong inclination towards ruin,
When fortune has abandoned it and it is weak.

9. And he whom the glory of a noble soul has burdened
The least destined for him is skulls.

10. My friend, to prefer hope is misleading,
And the intellect of my brother - the distant goal - is foolish.

11. It contemplates the schemes of fate in its time,
And overpowers destinies for it with twists and turns.

12. It is the house for as long as it is for the house, or if
Spirits were attributed to it, then they are guests.

13. May God water a land with downpours that He has watered
For its memories my cheek's tears which are pouring.

14. And give life by that Living One a life whose fruits I have reaped,
And whose sides I have smoothed of locks.

15. With the softness of limbs, crawl gently,
And enough for the eyelids' glance to crawl.

16. The seasons equalize in it - either its summer
Spring or its rest autumn.

17. You remember it with night talks and the dawn
Noisy with the anklets' rings of the sand grouse.

18. I and you cry over it for the estrangement,
And every stranger cries for the loyal love.

19. Maybe a time its twists will give me
Arrows of separation filled with sighing.

20. It alleviates the burden of distance from me with longings -
So the difficulty of estrangement is easy.

21. And it makes the far-off companion oppose,
And the closest of kin are gentle with you.

22. And from ignorance of the world, so inform me about it,
And news of its sons, if asked, is well-known.

23. If I left them like the youthful youthful of sight,
Then in trials they are feeble.

24. Their eloquence when advising is soft,
And sober of mind with you bleeding.

25. So do not covet any tenderness from their hearts,
Is there anyone kind except the prince?

26. He is the son of Ali son of Saif, brother of glory,
Abu Fadl, singer of favours, ally.

27. Generous to visitors of food in his courtyard,
Spring, and in winter a pleasant summer residence.

28. Answering a suitor is sublime and excellent,
And I have not heard from him "maybe" and "hopefully".

29. To the convoy of his hands when distant from the beloved
A twig for one hoping for his favour and light.

30. So there is no spot of captives his generosity does not reach,
As if the world is an eye and its attainer a phantom.

31. He varies abundant gifts for the healthy,
From which a precedent emulated and a model are taken.

32. And no wonder that his hands bestow subtleties,
And their essence for favours is covered.

33. Groups for the various parts of praise and glory,
And talents for what remains besides them diverse.

34. A brother of resolves required by justice
Through which the friendly wolf is a lamb.

35. He takes the place of a paralyzed one - ambitions stand in awe of him,
And he sits proudly while people stand in awe.

36. And a thousand individually fear him in tumult,
So how when the thousands mass in crowds?

37. And abundant, if the spittle were an echoing letter
In his mouth, I would not count his letters.

38. He punishes during revenge with his pardon,
And some of the guards during punishment are severe.

39. And he disdains to mention one who slanders in absence
If he is evil and the noble free man has a nose.

40. O Master whom there is no veil in front of,
And no eclipse has descended upon Him!

41. And from His generosity until whenever
The living thing is stingy and He provides.

42. Make distant necks bow with what the vile life resented,
And the blood of an enemy - and it does not return while weak.

43. And clouds of blessings do not cease to rain upon you,
Through which the lightning gives good news of sheets for you.

44. Misfortunes avoid your field and clutch
Our wishes while you are chaste.

45. And one seeking your glory falls short
Even if he travelled like the winds while angry.

46. To restrain my enemies, suppress my envy,
And cut off necks for them and make them bow.

47. Support me by dissolving sorrows into the object of my desire -
The easy destination and the pilgrims rows.

48. Sincerity has done me justice, my soul, and shown
Purity of purpose that has no adulteration.

49. And I am your lowly servant, and I
Am free of others, not wearing a necklace.

50. My worries, if I reach glory, are from your generosity,
And caring about anything else is air and loaf.

51. So are you pleased I hope for other than you
And wear a necklace while I am turning?

52. And if the generosity of others were a cup for thirst,
It would not please me while I am gulping it.

53. And everyone in every land has sufficient,
But an eye that does not see you is blind.

54. And if my enemies burdened me with effort from you
Then every envier is covered with hatred.

55. So do not listen to what its narrators have fabricated,
For the lies of villains are diverse.

56. And I have in you what the expression of which captivates the heart,
And the minds fall short, and it is subtle.

57. Mouth covers on mouths - magic, and in appearance
A beauty spot, and in the ear of the confounded - plugs.

58. You remained with the remaining of the two lights, and I do not blame
Elevations like them and setting.

59. So your virtue is a pearl and wishes are chooseers,
And your words a pearl and time assorters.