1. O sea, you have imitated your brother sea
An act not worthy of thanks

2. Look at the plants growing around it
We saw green meadows

3. The birds sing in its outskirts
Like narrators reciting poetry

4. Whenever its shore leans to the side
Its breeze makes the branches drunk

5. It became gentle with the coolness of the breeze, after
The abundance used to flow in it like wine

6. Saad made the impossible possible
And hardship in the great matter easy

7. So it is no wonder that it changed the bottom of the sea with it
If you wished, you could have split the sea into seas

8. Don't you see these winds
With which seeds were planted in the marsh

9. They showed, O King of Kings, their making
With a power that confused minds

10. Who would think that in the land of mountains
Dates would grow on the seashore

11. And who knows that its rose's shade
Can withstand the heat of al-Hijr

12. Your happiness made its nature strong
So it is no longer hot, hot

13. It has to extend parasangs
One who walks in it a month walks easily

14. So let al-Shaujin boast as much as he wants, he has
Boasted about the whole world anyway

15. How good is its shady shade and passion
In it, and how easy they make matters

16. It combines two opposites that never
Combined anywhere else

17. The heat of its weather, and what equals it
Of shady, shady shade, and green gardens

18. And eyes flow if mixed with it, except
Souls that enliven it

19. Not like water when it ripples
You see the body shudder

20. Nor like shade in countries, whenever
It comes near man by a cubit, it flees

21. Its inhabitants do not know between them
The value of the scented breeze

22. And how can the flames of the breeze be valued
By one staying in green plains?

23. No, no! This and that are not equal
And you know my words better than me

24. This is the garden of immortality, no doubt
It came from a distance and you can see it

25. And these are its palm trees that have born fruit
Like maidens, adorned

26. They have undressed their trunks and worn
Necklaces for them, and collar

27. And the brightness of their newborn increased their pride
Reddish and yellowish

28. And these are its grapes that have spread
Their green clothes over them

29. And clusters have dangled, almost ripe
For a child to pick and nibble

30. The meadow has been embroidered and dotted
With lined patterns, it can almost speak

31. And the flowers are laughing joyfully
Baring teeth like pearls

32. And the winds in their diversity
Wear clothes boasting about them

33. And the green narcissus lowers its eyelid
Looking coyly at the rose

34. And the anemone wears a dress
Dyed red like carnelian

35. And the jasmine that colors it
Renewing the dye thereby, and aroma

36. This that revives joy in it
And awakens passions and remembrance

37. And its palace that was built
Atop the peak of Sah and Sha'ra

38. Its glory peering
Trailing the skirts of branches trailing

39. So live, in God's name, in the house
That you have made time reside in forever

40. The house, Saad's house, its star in it
People and good tidings were renewed in it

41. Spacious, sight does not stop roaming in it
A traveller roaming pleasantly in it

42. With a beautiful courtyard and elegant porch
And majlis as vast as the sea, containing the sea

43. God has ordained its greatness
And granted you victory

44. And people rejoiced at its rising
Filling hearts around you with glad tidings

45. Joys cram its outskirts upon you
You cannot be patient with yourself

46. And whenever you received a blessing in it
You prostrated to God in thanks

47. So spend in it the month of Ramadan, and call
And abstain from pleasures in it

48. And set off with determination the ten after it
And cross the days, ten by ten

49. And advise its separation, for the like of it
Does not deserve separation

50. And say to it, may God forgive, for I have
No person with greater sins than it

51. And whoever you order of time
Obeys you, willingly or forcibly

52. And make fate serve what you desire
For no command is disobeyed by it