1. All people are equal in receiving his gifts,
Both Eid and Nauroz are from his bounties,

2. One prides himself with jewelry from his grandeur,
Another with clothes from his blessings,

3. The eyes of the gazelle are delighted by him, dazzled
In her horizon by his brilliance,

4. The boughs did not grow after their withering
Except by the falling of rain from his clouds,

5. Its chains and its breeze are from his gentleness,
And its fragrance from some of the good of his praise,

6. O Master, the least of whose worldly gifts, say
Whatever you wish regarding his benevolence and generosity,

7. Just ruler, whose justice continues to make his dynasty flourish
Until security took shade in his glory,

8. A rain by which the All-Dominant relieved His creation
Bestowing and decreeing destiny for it with His decree,

9. Son of the one whose epithets include the most generous,
And sword of the religion of Allah among his names,

10. Good fortune is from his servants, might from
His followers, and glory from his companions,

11. All seasons hasten to his feet
For they have no splendor without his splendor,