1. I remember a cradle in Al-Ghuwair, and a school
Where passion for glory ignited and blazed

2. And it shot from the white of impeccable lineage
A star that glittered and pioneered

3. It scattered the tears' assembly after its discipline
That was disciplined on the assembly of an organized system

4. And it reconciled what was between the chests and the infants
The joining of the bodies' parts along with the handspans

5. A brother of passion for the white which makes reaching them easy
For him is meeting the white, the brunette, and the nomads

6. When the dark nights murder the face of their intelligence
And show from the intense dark a bright full moon

7. And the crescent appears as if it is, by its side,
Extending its hand towards a goblet

8. It undertakes the awfulness of separation and the most enraged of calamities
Is more straight than the foremost of predecessors

9. It rips you with its running what is beyond wishes
So you attain today what you hope for tomorrow

10. What value do dreams have but that fate makes them flow
And suffice you to suffer delight with them and happiness

11. And he joined to it the sincere answerer from the people of India
He did not fail you in the matter or miss the appointment

12. A canal that competes with magic in the eyes of the beautiful
Ablaze as if I unleashed from it flaming embers

13. I do not care which matter you undertook
For passionate love and fervent zeal is pleasing

14. And difficult passion is easy for one who is a lover
Except to envision in it the blamer and critic

15. So if my own zeal fell short of my zeal
Then how many a youth with effort does not reach his goal

16. May God water my days with a drizzle and downpour
And its ruins - ruins - and its dwellings - the echo

17. And a life whose conclusion is in great capitals
Was not sweeter than it in time or more gentle

18. The playing of tranquility and vile adversities
And the kindling of fires and the gushing of the echo

19. Chastity upon the days after you sought refuge
Chaste and a climate growing honor and glory

20. I mentioned blaming fate but I
Am busy praising the eminent, laudable ruler

21. The progeny of the most glorious and praised
And you will never see one more generous in time or more glorious

22. And son of the most judicious whose palms
Suffice the fate seeking aid from the echo

23. He has an ambition that does not please the full moon with a dirham
Nor the sun with a dinar, nor the horizon as a seat

24. And might, if you met him while he has no weapon
You would think he unsheathes a sharpened sword

25. And his outstanding merit which returned merit among us and Ja'far
And Yahya in our religion and eternal spring

26. And compatible opinion that flaws did not resemble
From fate and opinions adorned with voice

27. And proof of the brilliant mind realized
That distinguishes between error and guidance

28. So if the water of modesty did not dignify his face
We would fear for him from the burning intelligence

29. And if we did not aim the arrows of his glances
At people, we would think the rain stingy and very generous

30. You were accustomed to extending your palm naturally, and not from
Affectation - the ignoble asking the most subservient

31. So do not think that God, Glorious, is heedless
Of the aggressor and people, leaving them without consequence

32. O unique in glory, resolve, and sublimity
And house of sincere clay, pillar erected

33. Taking refuge in Him in every thought and event
And seeking His protection, polished and pure

34. So days do not weaken one whose place of refuge
Is the Most High, Exalted, brought together

35. And the most high continue to reconcile for Mustafa
Your brother whatever laudable thing Ahmad Ahmad

36. For you have avoided the world as goods and taken
From praise provision and from bounty a course

37. And you wore around necks rarities, and I do not see
A youth among you but as praise worn

38. And the Eid has come to you, for you are its Eid
And the Eid of the one who was sacrificed, so dawned as sacrifice and Eid

39. Making the days of joy through it eternal for us
Even if there was no eternal day in time

40. And it sings with it until the old sings its gifts
And revives on the breaths glory - renewed glory

41. That you sacrifice the cattle while for long
You have sacrificed with its cattle the darkest poverty

42. And you did not destroy the enemies in it by might
Rather by favour that does not disappear if shown

43. And that harshest killing to the people of prohibition
Is to make enemies around you envious

44. And I - even if I carved into you poems
And sent them wandering with fate dispersed

45. And came with every stranger and wisdom
And brought about in them East and West singing

46. And adorned them from your pearls with necklaces
And adorned them from your palm's pearls with bracelets

47. Are to the man carrying water to the sea a drop
And to fate allies, and to the full moon separation