1. Thus is a neighbor of gazelles
An eye asleep and a crying tear

2. And so is an inhabitant of the abodes of delight
Alive in youth but dead in siesta

3. If you wish safety do not adorn with an adornment
Whose tranquility and lions are idols

4. And drive away your riding camels from tents
Of soft bodies who attain God's mercy

5. Verily the harsh hearts altogether
Are created for the soft bodies

6. Who does not believe that thirst overwhelms me
In summer descends among the sons of Rayyan

7. So beauty of that alive who prevents me the torment
And finds in ruby and coral

8. In them one whom if her mouth cover is removed
Darkness will be avoided and the two moons eclipsed

9. Bedouin lovers heavy in their branches
And foreheads decorated

10. Munzir looks keeps you away
From the water of the sky from her sweet mouth

11. If Ceasar camps under her cheek's flag
Kisra worships fire no longer incapacitated

12. Who will I get a fragrant bird from her saliva
To destroy my burning that distressed me

13. And who will give him from an eloquent Arab woman
Who does not deviate from the ways of Arabs

14. She invites the youth to her eyelids and wards him off
From her saliva with the swords of her eyelashes

15. My tricks, my tongues, my swords
Did not defend me from the eyes of temptation

16. And arrows of my bow do not block bracelets
That wounded my liver, feelings of beauty

17. Do you think she of the birthmark that clothes
Of girls are below waist-wrappers of youths

18. And swords of valiant men more harmful
Than harm of the sword of her tempting glance

19. Lovers do not seek vengeance for her love
From the Lord of a killing sword, two swords

20. Each has two eyelids above which
Two bows, my luck from them two arrows

21. I have not met more deadly than them
Except the son of the Qutb Abdul Qadir al-Kaylani

22. The Godly flying gripper, praiser of
Excellent Muhammad who cultivated minds

23. With merciful eloquence, harsh rhetoric
And excellent logic

24. A moon the moons asked about his essence
The Merciful pardoned him of burden and negligence

25. He benefited existence with his generosity so
Delegations feared him floods of calamity

26. And ships of hope landed
On his doorsteps, saved from deprivation

27. They said he praised the grandson of the Messenger
So his father the Qutb of the world spiritual

28. After that does a praiser seek
Praise, that sufficed me with praise and sufficed me

29. Love of the son of Abdul Qadir son of Muhammad
Son of the Qutb a distinction that split the hater's heart

30. And subtlety that erased the injustice of sorrow
From me, gave me life at times

31. I have not met a full moon walking
On a foot nor mountain on a horse's back

32. That gives life to dwellings where it stayed and bids farewell
To passions within the ribs of residents

33. The conclusion of duties calls him to clarity
Between Al-Safa and Marwah of Adnan

34. So yearning shakes him the shaking of a lover
Who never listened to a blamer defaming

35. O Kaaba of the religion, the Hanif, and haven of
Noble knowledge, and handhold of faith

36. The orbiting planet to victoriously raise the
Creator's flag and break the devil's arrogance

37. Your generosity no longer left for the poor
Ways to continue benevolence with benevolence

38. So restrain your right hand once to show
From the lights of your face, Paradise of Joy

39. If Mecca knows you are its courier
It would rush to you though around it deprivation

40. And the corners of God's house would kiss
From your pure hand the most honorable corner

41. So light up for God's house the lighting of one
Who hopes for reward for it and the servants

42. And praise, bid farewell, and turn to dwellings
That yearn to see your luminous face

43. Safety in the world is one happiness
So be safe for by your name safety